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Tn e Federal Reserve Act
A Criticism by DR.. F. M. sandberg.

The Federal Reserve Act, the fin
ancial bill of the administration, has
been passed by the House Many
hundreds of alterations were made in
it, each one making it conform little
bit closer to the desires of the bank
ers, but none causing any radical
change. The majority for it was very
large and Included not only a, num-
Der of democrats, who in the discus
sion had opposed the bill and attempt
ed to introduce radical amendments
to it, but also men of apparently clear
financial ideas outside of the Demo
cratic party. 1t is now up for con-
sideration by the Senate.
The trainers of the Federal Reserve
Act undoubtedly having been bankers.
it is only natural that, from their
point of view, the banks are the main
factors, our financial system arranged
for their benefit, and the people only
a necessary part of this system. This
is the all permeating sentiment of the
bill, just the same as it was of the
Aldrich bill. The thin veneer of pre-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

for the purpose of Taking Concerted
Action against the capitalist and the
men who rob their employees, through
scant measurement and fraudulent
weights, exorbitant company store
prices and various other methods OF
stealing fro mthe man who is the salt
of the earth.
IF the coal operators of West Vir-
ginia would call meeting and decide
to give their men a chance to live and
enjoy the ordinary, common benefits
of humanity they would adopt the
most effectual means of driving out
the United Mine Workers of America,
because were the men who stand at
the wheels of commerce, allowed and
given their rights and privileges the
name Sweet Land Of Liberty would
not be a mockery in their ears, and
they would not need to fight for their
sustenance; there would be no hatred
in their hearts and there would be no
need of the United Mine Workers of
America
1.-THE issue upon which the Coal
Operators Protective Association hope
to enlist the support of other various
business mems organizations, will be
that the United Mine Worker in this
fight are fostered and sustained by the
coal operators of competitive states,
and that it is combination in re-
straint of trade, as interpreted by in.
terstate commerce decisions.
"This is but another subterfuge, a
blind and an excuse. The federal in
vestigation recently made into the
conditions OF the West Virginia coal
fields, has proven conclusively that
this charge is false. Testimony COW
ering thousands of page OF printed
matter has shown that there has been
no collision between the United Mine
Workers and coal operators of other
states. RI
I'm spite of the fact that several
coal operators while on stand before
this Federal Committee, made state
ments that such collision existed,
none of them produced any proof or
any evidence to substantiate their
statements, while on the other hand
the officials of the United Mine Work
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

! tended government control it pro-
vides for is only to- be compared with
the sugar coating on nauseating pills
The Federal Reserve Act is an at
tempt to still further enslave the peo-
pie, an attempt to get Congress, as
the accredited repres entatiye, to put
it's stamp of approval on the present
capitalist system with all its abomin-
able features, by recognizing, organic
ing, authorizing and LEGALIZING
the banking money trust.
by s.. recognizing, authorizing and
.LEGALIZING the use of unconstitu-
tional capitalist counterfeit wind
the money by, of and for the banks,
and for their profit, as mediums of
exchange. This to take the place of
the money of the constitution, the
United States genuine, certificate for
labor performed money, the money by,
or and for the people and for their
use; and by providing for the addi-
ton of an unlimited amount Of such
unconstitutional money of little diff
ferent kind, a pawnshop ticket kind,
or the use and profit of the banks.
Setting aside the provisions of the
constitution and the universally &C
cepted. maxim that Congress shall
have power to coin money" the franz
ers of the bill have assumed that the
banks shall have this power, that this
shall be their monopoly and that a
confding people will accept as money
for honest work any kind of dishonest
~chromos the banks with the aid of a
to them friendly Congress and admin
istration,> may see fit to tender.
Instead of more public money for
public use based upon paid out for
public wonk performed the bill pro-
vides money for the man who does
not work, none for the one who works.
1t is FOR capital AGAINST Labor.
The Federal Reserve Act ignores,
absolutely the first principle for the
issuing of money, that, it must be in
the nature of a certificate for public
work performed and issued for such
work only, the certificate emitting the
holder to other things in exchange
or his work It, the same as the
Emergency Currency Act, provides
for the issuing of money on almost
amy old thing" lying around in a
bank, none on labor; it absolutely
1S1lO1OS AdUOI. WI n ID q AoNIOA AHOI
considered, only property.
The Federal Reserve Act stabs La
Dor in the back.
Even as depositors in banks the
common people are ignored. Instead
of the bill providing more protection
and guarantee for them, most of the
present has been taken away. The
reserves to be held as guarantee for
the depositors are decreased and may
even be entirely done away with. And
in case of bank failure the bill pro
vides for first and paramount lien
upon all its assets in favor of the
Federal Reserve ank in preference to
the depositors. The Federal Reserve
Bank as the representative of the dis
,trict is insured against loss by the
failure, making the loss of the deposit
tor so much greater.
You may go through the bill with
a fine tooth comb and do not believe
you will find single place where the
people come in. The government
to hold the people, while the banks
rob them, seems to be its animus. 4
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
MAKING BIG GAINS.

Toronto, Can, Oct. 9.-Division No.
113 of the Street and Electric EN-
ployes Union has broken all records
during the past two months. From
the middle of July until the middle of
August more than 100 new candidates
were added to the roster of the union
and for the following month to Sep
TENDER Is the ratio Of increase has
been maintained, making new rec
ord. The total membership has now
reached the 1900 mark and the indica-
tions point to a successful effort in
making this union a 100 per cent one.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

Office for protection of the represent
atiyes of the United Mine Workers Of
America in the pursuit of a lawful OBJ
ject, in lawful manner. And when
the million dollar defense fund, and
AS much more as the tonnage will
stand has been spent, the Coal Opera
tors Protective Association will find
more radicals and fewer conservatives
in the legislature of West Virginia in
1916, than ever before in the states
history
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
TRANSFERS cRoWINc.

Toronto, Canada, Oct. 9.-The new
Transfers and Chauffeurs' Union, re-
Gently organized by the organizing
committee of the District Labor Coun-
ell, is making remarkably rapid head
way. At recent meeting seventy
candidates initiated and the total
membership is now at the 200 mark.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
PLUMBERS STILL OUT.

Houston Tex, Oct. 9.-There has
been no material change in the Plumb
ers' strike situation, although a num-
Der of conferences have been held be-
tween the representatives of the Jour-
and the Master Plumbers. 1t
is believed, however, that settlement
of the contest is near at hand.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

The cenmOn peopEe now nave a print
ms plant Of their OWn-thO MAJORITY
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

We can print even those big, cOIored
picnic posters 1t the MAJORITY
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

F.p. FRIEDRICH & CO.,
Dress Shirts Up-to-Date. Superior and
Superior Athletic Union Suits
$500 Up.
Two-piece Balbriggan Underwear, SOC
and $500 Suit.
q. v. D. Union Suit and Two-piece
Suit, $500 Suit.
Stage Trousers, "onyx Hose" 25c and
Soc pair,
SUITS TO ORDER, $500 UP.
II s. Fourth St, :: Martins Ferry
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

FRED kuRz & CO,
Successors to Sig Wolff.
Head-to-Foot Outfitters
for
Men, Women and Children.
1924 Hanover ST. Martins Ferry. O.
Gust Wright" Shoes for Men.
(Union Made).
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Senator Montgomery.

CONTINUED From 1sT PAGE
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

LOUIS LANDO-Clothing, Shoes, and
Opp. Postoflce.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
MARTINS FERRY.

BEST LIST OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY.
c. e. DUFF,
" .. 4th St ~. Both Phones
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
The Great Livingston Store Is Ablaze
With Superb Fall and Winter Wearing
Apparel for Men, Women and Children

Our Great Credit System is at your service Start tt
Account--Now Have the pleasure of "Wearing Go
Clothes" and paying for them at your own convenen
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
BRIDGEPORT.

HOTEL BRIDGEPORT-Euro plar
so cents a day up American plan s
per day : up. Bridge ST., 0ppoRit-
sco+r Rrfh@ap1rt. o
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09

FRANK RATAIcZAK
Merchant Tailor.
Suits to Order at Popular Prices.
Cleaning, CoIoring and Repairing.
Cor. 29th and Belmont. Bell 177-R
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-09
YOUR CREDIT

Superb Manufactured Suits for Women & Misses
Novelty Eponses in Taupe, Navy, Mahogany and
Brown. Army Serges Navy, Gray and Brown.
Mannish Worsteds in Mixed Blues, Grays Browns,
etc All the best efforts of the greatest makers the
East
$685., s12.s5, s14s5, s17.e5, $685..
The largest selection brought together at pop
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All Alterations Free and Fit Guaranteed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Youngstown, G.

Clanom Jugoslovanskega socia-
~listiGnega kluba Stew. o. naznan-
jam tenn potion. da Sc vrSi prihod-
MIA seia dine I. decembra I. l.. V
prostorih sodruga Kikeljna. ZIG.
Franklin Ave. Zacetek tOGno OBJ
9. uri ziutrai. Zeleti ie. da Sc te
seje vdclezc vsi clani. ker DO vo-
litev Odbora "a leto 1914.
Pozivljajo Sc zaeno tudi vsi de-
lavci, XII simpatizira.jo 5 socialistic
MIN gibanjem. da pridcio ma Sc
10 in Dostancio Glani kluba. Do
bro hi bilo. da pridcjo Y klub fla
SIT tisti. XII imajo o socializmu ma
paGne pojme. Nekdo ic baie go
voril, Ola ko pride ma pOvrSie So
cializcm. DO moral vsak tisti, XII
ina dive Hist. emo oddati drugemu.
Xxi ic Sc nina. To hi ne bilo STEER
ME napacnega, toda to nj nauk
socializma. Ialostno Cd delavcev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Sfranka
Detroit, Mich.
Clanom jugosl. socialisticnega
kluba stew. ia naznanie!

N|aZnanjam vscm clanom klu-
la, da ST. y bOdocc vrSe seize kluba
ma ll3o Russell St. in STEER diva
krat ma meSec. To SO prostUri,
kJer imajo zborovan.ia hrvatski,
SrbSki IN bolgarski sodrugi.
Sci" ST. vrSe prva nedelia V
meSecu tocno oh pol dveh popol-
dine L dnevnim redom "gospodar-
Stvo kluba - tretjo ncdelio V
meSccu ST pa pricnc Sela oh 9.
url dopoldnc. ma kateri DO ma
dnevnem redu propaganda. pre-
davanja. diskuzijc, debate it'd.
P%riporocam vScm clanom kakor
tudl neclanom, ia obiskuieio red
no tc seize. Scie Sc - kakor ic bi-
10 Zaklluttno - ne kliGcio wee T.
dopisnicami. ampak zadOStuje OBJ
Java Prolctarcu. = kartalni ST
ho skllcevalo samO izvanredne Sc
lr. Poor torei ma to,
Slovcnci Y Dctroitu, Gori o.
mcnJen proStor VAN j. vedno cd
prt. ma ralpolago 80 YAM kniigc
in caSopiSi Y raznin iczikih. Pridi-
tc in oglcjtc 81 Jill. Dobitc tudi do
hrc ne opoinc piiaGe. kakor
cal. kavo. Snodke it'd. - Yes do
bitck "a gori uavcdenc prcdmctc
gre IA zgradbo SocialiSticncga do
ma Y Dctroitu.
SlovcnSki drlavci. potrudimo
sc, ia doprincScmo tudi mi gmot-
Nth koriSti k TEN vaincm podvzct-
ju - delavSkrmu domu y Dctroi-
tn, \aprci "a dclnvski %naprcdck
ThoS. Pctrich. tai. kluba St. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02

je. ker Je danes Sc najveG takih.
XII Sc bole. ia hi vsled socializma
kaj izgubili. "A ne vidijo. da je to
prazen Strah, kaiti kapitalizem ze
skrbi, da nimajo kai izgubiti. De
lavec nina kai izgubiti; ker ME
nina. pridobi pa ako .hoce. vse.
Seveda ne poSamezno, ampak V
organizaciii.
Ma eni nash sci Sc .ie razprav-
ljajO o uStauoyitvi Socialisticnega
kluba V Girard. o. Culo Sc je tudi
mnenle. ia &c hi ST. klub ne mo
gel tamkai ustanoviti. da hi pa
kar tega prcstavili tjekai. q TEN
je treba Scdai sklcniti kai odlo-
cllnega! cato pa ic trcba. da pri-
de ma to Sejo kolikor mogoGc pol
n~oStevilno CLANCY.
DarOyalccm "a michiganske
Strajkarle bodi naznanieno. da
hOdO svOtc izkazane V enem bo-
dozen P%rolctarru.
: socialiSticnim pozdravom.
NJ. UrbaS, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Chisholm, MINI.
Naznanilo.

JugoslOv. socialisticni klub ST.
22 ina syojo redno mesecno Seio
dnc 1. decembra tocno oh pol
dcveti uri ziutra.i Y prOstorih sor.
F.. Medveda (Up stairs. Ma Sc
il bodo vazne stvari ma dnevnem
redu. Vabijo Sc torei vsi clani
in tudi tisti. Xxi mislijo p%ristopiti
klubu. X nam. V boine vrste,
SOcalisticni pozdrav,
Matt Mavrin. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02

ZIG. Johnstown, Pa. - Jak KOcian. 400 Ohio st.
Iii. Ilovden, Pa-Anton Strazisar.
IFS. Meadow Land, Pa-JugoL Soc. klub. tajnik Viktor LenasL, Box PIG
.l1. Dunlo Pa-Jugos. soc. klub, tajnik l. Pcterne. box 2T5.
1870. Bessemer. Pa. - JugoI. soc udruz. tajnik K. Babhh, Box Sc.
ll. 7. Pittsburgh, Pa-Jugol. soc. kub. tajnik b. Novak, 6jS Roman Ave.
WASHINGTON:
%. Roslyn, Wash. - JugosL soc udruzenje tamk Mike Ozanich, Box 9O5.
l2. Buckley, Wash. - JugOsl 500. udruz, taink John Barber. X F D. Box s.
WISCONSIN:
$. Milwaukee Ws-1ugos, 500 GdIi; tajnik Tho. stepish, az Virginia s.,
IL. Kenosha, Wis. - Jugos. socaisteno udruzenje, tajnik NJ. Udbijanec, 80
N. Main ST. ,orsanaator NJ. cubrlo. - Seize so vsako zadnjo neddjo v
mesecu v ma Socialist a. tanu
80 West Ais, Wis--Jugosl soc udruzenjr tai T. PataloyiSa, i2S - 5th Ave
Avenue.
81. Milwaukee, Wi.-JugOsl; soc skupina, tainik John Reel 3sl Gre"nbush St
Seize so vsk drug petek v mescu.
12. Racine, Ws-JugOs. soc. udruenje, tatnik Mark Pavlov, 1919 - sth st
WYOMING:
8. Cumberland, Wyo - Jugolovanski soc. klub, tajnk NJ. VeEH, box 232
-. Superior, Wye. JIgosL sec. skupina tajmk Lukas Groser, Boz 341.
Seize 10 vsako drugo nedeljo v mesecu popodne OBJ 2 uri v Hall X. Perukka
55. Sweetwater, Wyo - Jugosl soc. khb, tajnik Jernej Bajda; organisation
Paul Hribar. = Seize so vsako zadnjo nedejo v mescu OBJ 6 ui zvetel
v stanovaniu Paul Hribaria
10s Cambria, wyo. Jugosl soc udruzenje, tajnik Mix. Prasetina, box rs.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Frontenac. Kans.

.JugoSlovauSki SocialiStitni klub
Stpv. - pozivljc Use tlauc. ia Sc
vdelezc kar y uajvetiem >tcviIu
prihodujc >cic.ki 81 vrSi y Avstrii-
ski dvoraui dine !. dcccmbra 1913.
toruo oh trcn popoldnc.
Ma tel sell bodo valnc reel ma
dnrvnem rcdu. Polcg ten toGk.
hodo ma dnevncm rcdu tudi VOLT
vc Uradnikov III lcto 1914.
TEN potion apeliram tudi ma
vse c~itatelje Prolctarca, da pristo-
PHO k socialiSticnemu klubu. da
pripeljeio Scboj tudi svoiega to-
variSa ali prijatelia.
Socialistitni pozdravl
Thomas kopSiG. tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Ia mic. strajkarje IL w. Minerala, Kas.
Nabiralec John Gorsek.

Po -: JugosI. soc. klub It. 81, drust.
Sokol st. II :. ID. T.. h.; 30 2jc: Jos.
Jercit. J.. Podrzaj. NJ. Ramuta. 4. Blu
kele, +. Preset. X. Taufer, j. StOpar,
j.. Spaiser, j. Gersek; po l5c: \. Sa-
lemon; po Zoe: 4. Rauker. r. Stimac,
NJ. Kotnik; po 5c: F. Denjevic.-Sku-
pal $500. N>cm iskrena zahvala in
pozlray' j. GorSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
Naznanilo.

Clanom izobrazevalnega dru-
silva "Vihar'' mammalian, da sc
vdeleze prihodnie drustvene Sc
je, XII Sc vrSi dne 81. decembra t.
!. V lastnem domu ma Dunlo.
Pridite vsil
Odbor "a Izobr. drustvo 'Vihar'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02

Glasilo hrvatskih socialistov je
"Radnicka STRATA" 1880 s. Cen
tire ave.: srbskih sodrugov pa
"Narodni Glas'', 2318 Clybourn
Ave, Chicago. Prvi stane So, dru.
gi pa ST "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02
PENNSYLVANIA:

B.. \. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - Jugosl soc. skupna, tajnik Ferdinand Randa, 79
Emhn Alley.
:. Conenaugh, Pa. - Jugosl soc. <kupina, tamil Frank PoIboi Box 2ls
TO- Forest City. Pa. - JugosL soc skupina, tajnik Frank Ratais, boz lO6
Vandhng. Pa.
IL. F.. Pittsburgh, Pa. - Jugsl soc. udruzenje, tajnik :. Blagt, Box 3ss
John Gracanin, organizator.
13. Sygan, Pa. - Jugosl soc. khb, tanik John Kvartch, b. 43, Morgan. Pa
l6. Clarion, Pa-Jugosl soc. udrukenje, tajnik Miro Zvonar, Blair Sta. b. l55
49, Farrell, Pa-Jugosl. SOC. udruzenje, tajnik Frank Buyer, 1851 Hamilton av
81 West Newton, Pa. - JugosL SOC. skupina, tajnik JOS Zorko, Box Ola.
81. Monessn, Pa-Jugosl Soc. udrzene tainik Stef. Popled6 box 3oa
81. So Side Phtsburg, Pa. - Jugosl. So. udruzepie. tainik NJ Y MANU-.
1920 Sarah St.
SO. Hrminh, Pa. = Jugosl sOcanshani klub, tainik Frank Rome, Box TO-
X. F. D. !, Irwin, Pa
IS Johnstown. Pa. = Jugosl. SOC. klub, tajmk John Hrbar, 500 Broad st.
". Herminie Pa = Jugsl. Soc. klb, tajnik Ig Koar, box 70.
20. Large, Pa. - Jugos. SOC udrutenje, tajnik Nick. Jakln, Box l2.
=. wilcox, Pa. - JugosL Soc. kub, tajnk Frank Dolnar, L. Boz l2
organizator JACK Miklancie, L. Box g.
II. Mckees Rocks, "a - JugosL soc. udruzenb, tajnik Anton RadanOich
los Ella st.
IS. Ambridge, Pa--Jugosl. 500. udruzenje, tajnik vid Habitov, Box $50. Seize
ysake trete nedeje v mes. b 9 dopoldne u prostorh Soc. Ed. Bureau.
81. Fayette City, Pa. - Jugos. soc. kub, tanik John Gartnar, /. 37s.
Organizator John Baraga Seize Sc vsako zadnio nedelo v mesecu.
go. Primrose, Pa - Jugos. Soc. uiruzenje, tajnik Pet. Bacher, Box 7O7.
sS Browndale, Pa - Jugosl. SOC hb, tajnik F. verbajs, box 40, Forest CITY
VI. Homer City, "a. - JugosL SOC udruzenje, tajnik Steve JanG, Box 421.
%. Garrett, p - JugosL SOC. klb, tamk John kali bor 97
70. McKees Port, Pa. - JugosL Soc udruzenje, tajnik j. Bosnjak, COG Manning
Avenue.
loo Ellsworth, Pa. - JugosL soc. udruzenje, tamil Jos. Puskarich, box 1871
Ellsworth, Pa
104. Woodlawn. - Jugosl soc. udruzene, tainik M. Jovanovich, Box 6e2
%. Mariana, p - JugosL SOC. kb, tajnik Frank Primoz6, Box 2l3.
liz. Lemont Furnace Pa-Jugosl Soc kmb, tanik Frank Crane
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-02

Skupai do >. dec. .$3ol.5,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-11

Hundreds of lengths suitable for many corners and UNI
der Stoves places that would be made slightly if they
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-11
N 55c and 6Oc Window Shades, comp

shades are made up from the short lengths of
"Brenlin' handmade oil opaque shade cloth.
they run from IS to ~ inches; in length fl. to
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II Just when you're wondering how much is going to
cost you to epeniSh the home with good shades
this splendid opportunity to do it at very little These
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Captain Mckee Is
Stricken in Street

Capt Thomas H. Mckee. former war
den of the District Jail, and recorder
of the Military Order Of the Loyal
Legion, was stricken with acute indi-
gestion, while in front of 1906 F street
northwest, this morning.
Captain Mckee fell to the pavement
unconscious, and hurry call was sent
to the Emergency Hospital. DIR. New
house came In the ambulance, and on
the way to the hospital Captain Mckee
responded to stimulants, and partly re-
gained consciousness.
Although his condition was regarded
rs critical for a short time, 1t was said
at the hospital that he was recovering
rapidly, and probably would be able to
leave the institution this afternoon.
Captain Mckee is seventy years old.
and lives at 1920 Twenty-nrst street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13

cheney shown since Governor Doekery
assumed charge Of the finance division
Of the Postoffice Department He Is
considered one Of the best accountants
In the Government service and an ex-
pert on finance. 49,
Mr. Fullaway Is a native Of Philadei-
entered the Postoffice Department In
March. 1908. as clerk in the Bureau
OF the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral by transfer from the Philippine
service. In July Of the same year he
was transferred to the Bureau Of the
Third Assistant Postmaster General and
promoted to the position of assistant
superintendent Of the division Of finance.
and in March. 1911. he was promoted to
superintendent of the same division
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Legislative News Up
To the Last Minute

Senator Jones Of Washington has been
requested by Senators Dillingham; ana
Pomerene to draw up report on the
police failure to protect the suffrage
parade. These three Senators, consti-
tutins the committee of investigation,
conferred about the report. ana SEN
ator Jones was asked to draw II up.
He hopes to have 1t prepared In snort
time. None of the Senators Is Wiling
to predict what the report VIII show'
but there are indications OF moderate
criticism of the police on the theory
that there were conditions which made
II extremely difficult to keep order.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
DECORATION
LEAGUE IN SESSION
Georgetown Building Will Be
Used as Example of Work
Done by This Body.

Members of the League for School
the ThreIkeld School in Georgetown.
will see what the league has actually
achieved in one specific case. Reports
of officers will tell them of other build
inKs beautified.
The League for School Decoration
exists to make less ugly some of the
older and more hopeless school build
ings. Beautifying all the hundreds of
school houses in the District Is as yet
beyond its powers. This year the annual
reports submitted this afternoon will
say work has been done in seven build
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Parents Love for
Titles Is Condemned

Because too many parents like the
sound Of doctor or professor or
other title affixed to their childrenS
names. the children are driven to q
life work for which they are totally
untitled. So declared Prof. @. A.
BIumenthai. In a meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Elizabeth C.. Allen and nef
son, Frank ]. Allen, in Twenty -eightn
street.
The professor Is seeking to establish
here a vocational bureau which would
plan life work for children.
The Washington times., 1913-05-13

ings. The Threlkeld. where the meet
ing Is to begin at o'clock, was one
of the plainesi attempted.
]. Rush Marshall Is president of the
league: Miss Leila Mechlin and DIR. w.
NJ. Davidson. vice presidents: Charles j.
Bell. treasurer; and Miss Myra Hendley,
secretary.
Tinting OF walls. furnishing of pictures
and window pans for flowers are some
OF the activities which the league has
carried out Notable work has been
done in the Dent School The league
has at present 80 members, and II hopes
to get 800. All the funds at its disposal
consist Of members dues
The Washington times., 1913-05-13
Attack on Mexico
Remains Unanswered

The bitter attack Of Joe Vasconcelos.
lawyer. political leader, and Madero
supporter. on the Huerta regime In
Mexico remains unanswered at the
Mexican Embassy.
II do not know Mr.. Vasconcelos.' de-
clarcd the charge d'affai'es today. act
ing in the absence OF the ambassador.
Mr.. Vasconcelos intimates that the
powerful cowdray English combine Is
back OF Huerta. but the Mexican En-
bassy refuses to comment thereon.
II have no answer to make to Mr..
Vasconcelos." said the charge.