The evening world., 1914-03-09

now. when the men In tho hands Of
the police are trying to get their
lt,rty. the money comes from col.
lections not only among !. w. w.
sympathixers. but also among the So
cialists. the Anarchists and the ''radi-
ical literary people," She said Jessie
Ashley. the woman lawyer. OF No. q
power behind the cause" but II help
ing a great deal.
In characterixinE the I. W. W.
members a. my boys" Miss Rolston
drew fine line Of distinction in say
ing that Immediately after arrests
were made among the church raiders
she fastened to help her boys" but
at other times during the interview
! she stood sponsor not only FOR tho
W., but also for every one OF the
mob that last week stormed New
York's churches. She made lust ono
cxception-the $3.50 beauty"
NO USE FOR THE MAN WITH
THE $50.
II have no respect for that man
who had $780," she scorned.
"Why7 Because he had saved some
money made by workingf"
MOO. not that: but because he
went there to share In the free food.
4 us
and robbed some poor devil who
wich."
The so-called RED Virgin" bitterly
A., assailed the Magistrate. and said she
considered II significant that "a man
named Riley" got only ten days In
the workhouse, while "the only real.
fenced SO far got sixty days" The
latter she named as Ike Wissotsky,
seventeen years old. who proudly an
swerS to the name Little Bill Hay
wood" and who was noisy on tho
stand Saturday. Speaking of Big
Bill Haywood. Miss Rolston declared
emphatIcally that you never hear a
real ]. w. w. man call him Bill Hay
wood they are centenary. and call
him Organizer Haywood"
| In talking Of her sudden departure
from Wellesley College when she was
girl. Miss Rolston said: "You know
the ]. w. w. is the extreme left OF
the world. The centre Ia working,
the right has gone through and the
left 10 just coming In. I have al.
ways been 'on the left And, by the
way. ought not to tell I was Mt
Wellesley. for the boys wouldn't like
mo so well II they knew I was a
college woman"
Miss Rolston complained 10 The
Evening World reporter that I'VE sell
dom are placed In the right light"
so she dictated the following state
ment, interpreted with side remarks
and outbursts:
SAYS ROOSEVELT WAS CON.
TRotLEO ~ WALL STREET.
THE Industrial Workers of the
World Ii an economic organization.
A..A haN 80
much the same. except that the I. w.
w. used the expression industrial
commonwealth instead OF 'co-opera-
tive commonwealth because the
l. w. w. believes that the Govern
ment to-day Ia through the great
Industries and corporations. And
from that they work out the idea
that the Government OF the futur.,
will be also through industries,
owned and controlled by the workers.
believe the real government In iE
Wall street. Why. even Roosevelt
had to have Wall street q. X. his
messages. WE'LL don't know about
Wilson; but Roosevelt was a holder
and Drawer man.
an organizing the |. w. w. II was
the Intention to form the nucleus OF
tho new society In the shops and
factories Of the old society. Nothing
grows Just the way 1t Is expected TO-
hut we are planting an organization
that should spread. The ]. w. w. uses
the word control rather than owner
ship The idea II to get hold OF in.
dustries. feeling that ownership will
follow. We don't expect TO do any
thing quickly. 1t will he seen that
the I. w. w. Is purely evolutionary
1t believes that the institutions OF
TO day are worn out. The constitu
lions and religions OF to- day are
ghosts Of the past. They are M,
really In use, except as n screen "a
the new capitalist government. W.
cannot respect these institutions. r.
MS they are ridiculous. To me. tn,
churches are the funniest things
know. But we have not the strength