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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
Pc KoNVENCIJI A.. F. of L.

V Baltimore 81 je koncala Sc.
konvcncija yelIkc organizacije A
m"ricau Federation of Labor. Mi
lmamc napram tel organizacijj
pomiSlekc in ugovorc, katerih mix
dar ni>mo tajili. TOda VISA naSa
nrzadovoljno>t ; taktiko in mace
Ii ~fedcracijc mas ne more tako
da Sc kai do>ezc, ako sc kaj OBJ
>tanek in MEN pomcn IA ameriSko
delavSko ~gibanje. Fanatiki. ka-
terih Sc zlaSti Y tel deZcli ne
lhanJka, st zelo MOTTO. 80 miSlijo.
dda ~ kaj do>cze. ako Se kaj OBJ
stojecega enoStavno prezira. Nj
dovolj, da sc pravi? "Delavci mo-
rajo bit. taxi in TAXI. ampak tire
la je %predvSem >poznati. kakSni
81 d~elavci. Do tiStcga. kar bo. Sc
pride le cd tistcga, kar je. In :
TEN, ola Sc pravi: "To. kar je, mi
hi vSec nj ST. pray me opravlje-
no. T'>to, kar nj v>eG. ne izginc
zaradi tega, kcr mi nj vSe6.
Yes socializem Sc ~pritenja :
Spoznavanjcm obstojeGega. Pri-
digarji. Hi znajo L. rohncti roper
to. kar je, ne ~izkazujejo delav>tvu
nobene rcSniGne uSluge: NTH delo
ie enako tarnanju Solzarjev da je
Slabo na >vctlt.
Socializcm hoce izpremeniti Sc
danjr razmcrc. Ali to hi njegov
zacetek. Njegovo prvo vprasanje
So gla>i: ''kakinc 80 razmere p"
In kadar je naSel odgovor, vpra-
Suje dalje: ''kako so nastale tc
razmere kaj della, kaj izprcmi-
MIA razmerc' koliko vpliva ina
mo SAM ma tc izprcmcmbel IA
ko moreno porabiti >voj vpliv in
kako ga p~ovecati! Kan vodi raz-
voj in kai moreno S%toriti, da nam
bodoGi %razvoj lie bo sovrazen?"
&c So hoGrmo ~po>luIcvati te me-
tode, edinc. XII vodi do ella. mo-
ramo tudi \. r. of l.. vpoStevati.
kajti ma Svetu je in nobena druga
organizaciia V Ameriki nina ia
ko yelikcga vpliva ia delavStvo
kakor ona.
V mnogih Slucajih jc bill TIA
ypliv Skodljiv. Nj dvoma o TEN.
Ali &c hi le stall oh strani in de
klamirali, da jc \. r. of l.. slaba
OrganlZaciJa, ne hi : TEN nitl mai
mamie odvrnili ali zajezili njenega
Skodljivega vpliva. Razvijala hi
Sc brcz mas, in tcmboli hi Sc raz-
vijala pr0ti nam III prot reSnic-
MIN intercSom dclavStva.
American Federation of Labor
spada med amcriSke delavSke az
mere. DelavSka org~anizacija je,
cetudi ne zaStopa delavsklh inte-
reSov takn, kakor hi bilo treba.
Njeni clani 50 delavci, to Sc ne
more tahiti. Meme urcdbe so ia
Ike, da imajo dclavci lahko YES
vpliv ma memo upravo, ma meme
boje. INA vSc memo delo. Lahko
ga imajo, &c hoGcjo. Ako ga mi
majo, so Sami krivi. Ako Ia or
%ganizacija ne nastOpa takO, kakor
hi bilo IN dclavStvo najbol.;c, nj
s tenn dokazano ME druzega. ka-
kor da njcni Glani, delavci, sami
Sc ne razume.jo dovolj svojih inte-
resov in nalog.
Kcr jc A. +. Of l.. najveCja de-
lavska organizacija V Icdinjcnih
drZavah. edna StrOkovna Organi-
zacija, XII prihaja resno V poStcv,
pa vclja IN vccino amcrlSkega de
lavStva to, kar So more reel o ME
mem clanstvu. Maj jc bcScda pri-
ictna ali pa ne, rcsnltno je. da We
Gina amcriSkega dclavStva Sc nj
ma razrcdne zavcSti in ne pozna
Sc svojih pravih potov.
&c .je pa tako, tedaj jc vsak po-
iz!ius ustanavljanja bol1sih organi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

maJhno vpraSanje: Odkod mai
pridejo te s%impatije? Cello tista
l%Jubezen, XII zasluzi To ime, je mo-
COCA lc ma neki REALM podlagi.
NSak MOI ne more liubiti vsake
zene ,vsaka matt he vsakega otro.
ka. Ia spolno ljubezen je treba
V telesni organizaciji obeh bitij
nekaJ, kar Sc vzajemno privlaGi.
Svojega otroka liubi matt. ker ie
memo zivljenje Y MEM. Simpati-
je narodov zahtevajo tudi realno
pOdlagO.
Danes pa nj take podlage. V Sc
danjih razmerah lie more.jo tisti.
XII gospoduJejO, pospcSevati med
narodnih simpatij. Oni pOtrebuje-
jo narode, Xxi so vsak hip priprav-
ljeni, da planejo eden po drugem
in Sc vzajemno meSarijo. Yes Sc
danJi Svet, kar Sc ga p~riSteya ci-
~vlllzacIli, Je organiziran IA kon-
kurenco, in ia ne u~stvarja Simpa-
III. ampak naSprotja in kOnfliktc.
Wilson odgovarja indirektno,
Ola prihajajo simpatiic IL syobo-
de.
Dotod je vse ddbro, ampak tn
kaj Sc p~ritenja nicgova usodna
zmota. On miSli namreG, da ie Y
Ameriki TAXA svoboda in ia jo
ncwyorSka Soha simbolizira. On
pravi:
III vsem spodobnim in iskrenim
SpotSovanjem do onih, XII repre-
zentirajo druge oblike Wade ka-
kor je naSa. morda lahko pravim.
ia mir tako dolgo ne more priti,
dokler odlocujcjo o uSodi l.iud-
silva majhne skupine ljudi, XII raw
najo Scbicno."
Wilson misli pri TEN ma momar-
hijc. V rcSnici Sc pa nanaSajo ME
COVE bcsede, ma Ameriko pray ia
ko kakor ma Avstrijo, Anglijo,
Nemtijo ali RuSijo.
Da. dokler bodo posamezne
>kupine o~dloGevalc, ne bo zago-
tvljenega miru. Toda ne odloGujc
Ii taxa majhna Skupina Y Ameri-
Xxi? Ne yladajo Ii tukai Rockefel-
lcrji. Morgani, Schwabi. Lowde-
nj Sofia svobode V ncwyorSki lu-
XII jc i%roniia kakor hi bila V Pc
trogradu ali ma Dunaju.
Da So ho moglo govoriti o svo-
bod, morajo biti narodi materi-
jalno Svobodni. Ne lie male Skupi-
ne kraljev in ~ceSarjcv, ampak tn
di male skupine kapitaliStov mo-
rajo izgubiti moe, ia pozeno ma
rode II Svoje intereSe Y klavnico.
In ma vzajemnoSti %interesov Sc
morajo temeljiti simpatijc marc
dov.
SVoboda zagotovi mir. V TEN J.
ma Wilson pray.
Svoboda .je mogoGa le V socia-
lizmu. Tega ne We Wilson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

IL mnogih kra.jev prihajajo po-
rOtila o bojkotu prot raznim zivi-
ION. &c ME druzega .kazejo lie We
Sti, da Sc drami med ameriSkim
ljudstvom vSaj nezadovoljnost.
TAX bojkot Sc nj znamenie. da
razumejo ljudje pravc vzroke dra-
glnJe III izkoriScanja sploh. Ven
dar Je pa znamenic, da Sc umika
topost in da poStaja ljudstvo bolj
~sposobno "a razumevanjc vzrokov.
TO jc prilika, Xxi hi jo morale So
gladstone organizacije povsod po-
rabbit. Razodeti .je trcba maSam.
cesar same ne vedo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05
FOrdOV k~apitaliZem.

Do ncbcS 50 81 dvigali Slavospeyi. ko lie yeliki
tloNekoljub. pacifiSt i'm reSevalec socialnega ypra-
Sanja Henry Ford nazuanil StrmcGrmu svetu. da
DO placeval drlavccm naJmanJe pc pet dolarjev ma
dan. VISA Amerika je piSala u tenn i'm tudi vsa Ev-
ropa. Onkraj morja j. bio strmenie Sc nekoliko
vecjc, ker prcracunavajo tam dolarje navadno V
FRANKIE, markr IN krone, pa ST ma Ia nacin Fordove
place So ncSkoncn0 povccavajO. Seveda ne misli
>koraj nlhce ma To, da ne dohi delavec V Ameriki
ohlekc IA dvaj>et kron in ia jc sploh za vecimo
potrchScin dollar y Amcriki y mormalnih casih ko-
maj tollko vrcden, kolikor tam goldman.
PiSanjc o Fordovi rcformi je bno razliGno.
Vecina kapitali>tionih liStov ga j, Strastno napa-
dala, ces da dajc slab zgloi in da bodo delavci tu-
di : drugih ~podjctiih ~zahtevali enake place. Cd
korporaclJ naIct pl>uui 81 81 zaletavali tako da-
lee, da j. puNtal1lo kar SmeSno. Trdili so, da po-
menijo take place polom ve industriic. da bodo
izdclki m"ralI poNtati ta6o dragi. la Jill he bo nj
hte wee ]kupoyal, i'm :" drugr podobne neslanosti.
Drug So Nlav-i Florida kot reSitelja druzbe.
Dclavcl. Iii budp dobiNali pc pet dolariev ma dan.
bodo moral bti z,Iovoljui. industrijalnega nepo-
koJa nc ho Nct, >~trajkoy be- konrc. dclavci ne bodo
wee potrcboNuli b|oJcvmr urganilacijr. in Socialno
vpraSaujc bo r,Scuu.
Ia narin pi>auja nj bill nc mani >mcsen cd
prvega. In tlovck hi Sc bill res lahko od srca sine
jal, &C. ne hi biIo dclavccy. takih delavccv. XII so
%vcrJ"li. da 81" jim res o'pira raj ma zemlii in da Sc
DO zaujc prctakalo mlcko in med 100 potokih. kicr
81 bod" dajalc Fordoyc place.
I" pa ui bilo >ncSuo. tcmycc Ialostno. Kaiti
10 Jc izpodJodlo hoicyito>t dclay>tva Y mnogih
kraj!h in Jc zuatno prcprc3ilo njcgoy naprcdek.
Ford je vrdrl. kaj della. Storil ie kapitalizmu
vctJo u>lugo. ncgo So kapitaliSti SAM vedcli.
Inatno mnoiiuo dclay>'ya jc odyrnil od razrednc-
"a boja m : tom podalj,ali |ziyljcnio kapitalisticnc
druzbc. kaj'i kuucc tc IruIbr pride lc tcdai zee
zmaga layodno dclay>tyo v zavcdncm boiu in ma.
domc>ti kapiIaii>' emo druzbo ; Svoio.
Ne pride nam ma WiS,l trIi,i 1o 10 Ford Inn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

National Association of Rail
way Employees je poSlala Wilso
mn zopct telegram ) proSn.jo, mai
podpira kongreSu podano pcticijo,
da Sc dovoli zclezniSkim druzbam
z~viSanje tarifov, cato da bodo mo-
gle dovoliti osemurni delavnik tu-
di usluzbencem, IA katcre ne velia
Adamsonov zakon. Ia organizaci-
ia ic otrok zclezniSkih kompanii.
One so ga WStanovile in Glani tc
organizacijc so res tako kratko-
vidni, da sc daio izrabl.jati roper
svolc posteno organiziranc tovari-
Sc. Noditelii pa MISC kratkovidn,
ampak podli. Pri vSci akciji he
gre "a 10, da hi Sc c oScmurni
delavnik razSiril, ampak da hi Sc
preprccil Z groznjo p%oviSanih tart
fOv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

to. V Chicago je imela tudi orga-
nizacija Industrial Workers of
the World svojo konvencijo. A
njena brezpomembnost Sc je Gu
tia ma vseh koncih in krajih. Min
ce sc hi zmenil "a to zborovanje;
ia Javnost nj napravilo nit maj
manJsega vtiska; bilo je tako ne
znatno, da je kongres JugOSlo-
vanske SOcialistiGne Zveze impo-
zanten parliament V primeri Z.
MIN; njegovi zakljuGki, Sprejeti
med stirimi Stenami, oStanejo tu-
Ill V Svojih rezultatih vecinoma
med Stirimi stenami. Vsakemu
nepriStanskemu opazovalcu je ia
Sno, da prid0bi taxa organizacija
lahko tupatam nekolika CLANCY.
ia pa nikakor ne more poStati
tekmivalka A. +. of l.. i'm Sc mani
more postati "organizacija anne
riSkega delavstva."
Nzrokov nj iskati lie V TEN. da
je |. W. w. organizacija n~e.jasnih
natel in ciljev, da Sc ~poSluiuje
metod, Xxi Jill veliko bolt nareku-
j. StraSt, kakor razum. da So lib
lje med anarhizmom, socializmom
- sinJuroI;,mnw ,,;r1Ia.
-. Lo,, nn;h; 800 49,;
la Va ;" .uoIa .;nt.
no NOR. n~r;,oa,i,; ma.o JoIa,.
.,roL sohi - H. ..I 49,"
dobl;erib 5lanov mo- mor. ohd,
cot; Tna. 20 !; Ia. .~o;nLm.;I
no;hol;;o .,roLo,,o .;.a.;;.
= Evroro nroso1;,; taonI.o T.;
I..;..l ""
kor W W
oh.,anet 4 L. ar = mn
s.!bi ,,tn m,:on foL,or a. mo,n
- ,o,morob LoLr:,o ,.sal. H.,
kurentni noizku. os,ot; hr.1r.,o
sen Oro ;ma svo;n yoliLo.,;o
privlo:ro mo. Lo,.ro uo moro,
hano move, ,oLoroLo: IL -,
5eu;a;o5. or,or;,ooi;a nroLo.;,;
al; mn .ol, u,;:;,; n. !;
hilo 5e hi -, nr;mor .o.;aIi.,;:,.
,r,,ko ;,oI, ~; III -, ,.a; IT,.
miIiono rodnib .I,noy -, ii So
ma ~u.,,royiIo .,roL,rr .r,oui
,o.;;, I'll L..l.. /; I.hl.. Lu.
:a Li h;lo - IN I'm - o~rravof. ,,,
,oStov Eor nj ~ III :. J.; III,
Iano ~ -, - :, :, ,oIi
ka IN mo:r, - r;or; Ia,i !.
I,vci ona :. vonomo. r,.,o =,
u.s.. h. i, bo ,,,J; ,aI.I;. .,
/.
To So do;.,,, :, ... ,,.
raGunati 2 mimi.
Ker ie American Federation az
Labor delavska -organizociia i.
-lavno ypraSanic. kako IT, mooo.
;e IL mic n~anraviti dohor ir>tru-
ment dclayskepa boio in MANFRED.
ka. Da mora hiti to moooGn H.
hal in 5e u deistva da !. ni.no
Glanstvo delaysko Kdor ne YER
lame. do p~o,taneio ii DELAYED Iob-
ko pravi. dobri boievniki "a >yo.
.ie interese, obupava mad DELAY
skim gibanjcm sploh. Brez de-
lavcev ie vsaka dclavska zmaga
nemogoGa; brez njih Sc ne mn-c
voditi noben dclavski boj. I'm &C.
Sc sodi o clanstvu naiveGje anne
riske organizacije. ia bo vedno
nesposobno IA pravo zastopanje
sVoJlh ~lntereSov, kako naJ bl Sc te-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

V Chicagi ie zopet pOlicijski
Skandal. PolicijSki kapitan o.
Bricn jc obdolzen. da jc protezi-
raj igralnice. tajnc bordele in po-
dobne cedne institucije kapitali-
Sticnc druzbe - seveda IA denar.
Ne bono trdili, da .ie kriv, dokler
ne DO dokazano, ali jc ali nj. Am
pax mic novega ne hi bilo. In ME
pOscbno cudnega. Hinavska mora
liSterija, Xxi Sc Siri pc Ameriki, po-
speSuje tajne brloge in tajni brio
ii poSpcSujejo graft.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

Mcdved Sc nauci plesati; kako
da Sc ne hi delavec navadil Svoje
naloge!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-05

Narocajte sc ma "Cas" 2711 So.
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HIGHER TAX ON BIG INCOMES.
'..m ~ - ~ rrr '-"' '""'ss.' %"
asoo ssn anJ - ,n',s' ,us,o y

wAsUUNpToS Aus i'tyi"'
nouns tas nu ths N'rt v''ithf pr"
possd 10 dst 300 sm'uimru'H Co. ih'
House bil pffcst'i amt agreed foo hy
the senate auh. Commute. ou Income
T.N heated O., JOIN Sistp Williams
Two new classes ou Nhilu fupef taxes
.t. g. h. levied ssry ,f-Hisd ~ be
.tutsn $500 mon aud 81 uu1 f0o and tho
other ,~Nt''iua 81. 900 ono
a. u t'suit go Incomes over 81 nnn. non
viii pHk ~ I'r cent aud all over
$500 .o"o ~ pee cent The base taN l. {.
pc cent
imm.uHr increases IN the income tas
totsl are expected by the committee
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rt~uls 10 asnsa nssil.f lais -.
af
ulais aHaHNrf UafH iHau
naHfY nHn W faa hnEel
Hnnlaf ana "a uHn aia thn
T. IHIHF
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aHiiua n fH Aun an NJ I'll Hr
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ihs aru 800 auufiH n - 81 -
IaaNfI gunH
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PROMPT
OF GOD
BOUGHT ERlDAY

All goods bought Friday viii be dsiiv-
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wagon boys receiving a holiday dur
ing the week To make up for Stature
day. which other employees GET.
This insures customers receiving
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as IL our stores were open, and doS
priyes no employe VI q holidaxA
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Maurice Nirk'n. doal'r m ostrich
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uprutdHN PLACE. the HrouS Nost''lty
th' supreme Court appointed a receiver
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uo,,. ,.mr.., na,. MIS- s,-sm.h,p

NIN IpNppN conn Aug 1-rhe
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Tinted states steamship COMPANY ~
which charles ". Morse iH President
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The Rolri of Education at Lnglc-
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Curtains r' C
Portieres "

New s-viw ,urtsininHs -3G-inch-
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stripes aud culorcd figures
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and brown combinations
value f2l.9S Dow
Reversible Velour pOrtieres-
duplex colors-Frcnch edge
value fl7,1S BOT
Fine SIN Frou-Frou rortieres
rich comhinntions-Vnlues $l3.9S
n $iigs-to clear .c.5O
Reversible Frou-Frou Damask
p~ortieres-yal. $7.9s and $3.50. .O.7S
one and two pair lots Sunfast
porticrcR-eNquiHit" blue, rose.
brown and green tints-vcrdure
dcsigns. in madras effects
value Sb.yS l.oO
Sunfast and figured Armure
portierrs-valuc $i9s. ..".... BIDS
pr. lots Sunfast portiercs-
Dutch valance-value $2,3S,..,.I .cS
The evening world., 1916-08-03
FOR SALE.
HELP e.

CARPENTERS WANTED lNenty-t4o OF he
largest builders IA M Haven have decided 10
operate under TN O,rn shOp plan. They want
"a pentcr- wiling 10 wotk under these condl-
toms: wages 5jy. per hour steady work. Appb
Room 5lO. \ N & A Building. New Raven.
Conn
TOOLMAkElts sixteen toolmakcrs. experience I'd,
IN inst class mold ,rtk. wanted al On g. good.
clean shop. : hour da'; rates 90 Ia a., lef
hour, a'aordiGg 20 ability. Address Hcrl,rr' tn,k.
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N'.t Itd'rdoW nutHh Tor hui for
beds, autos aud outdoor porch sleep
ing unlimited variety.
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supply Your Wants Tomorrow.
We Close All Day Saturday.
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lldtriuNU itulHh HluElN uf bN pair
white. ptuk ur BIZ" hUrd"rs cleo
uiuk aud white
\ truly wonderful bargain
The evening world., 1916-08-03
Friday Specials
and
Clearances.

l5-incb satin de hinr-
light aud dark CulOrs-handSume
tNu-tuuC CffeCts-HuitabIu Tor all
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The Washington times., 1916-04-10

by the XIneTican aviators who landed
At Chihuahua was gatifying 70 Fun
ston.
in addition to these advices. General
Pcrshing's report on his visit to San
Geronlmo. where Gen. Luis Herrera
called upon him. tended TO brighten the
outlook. Herrera, once reported 20 De
revolving against Carranza PROMISED
Pershlng full cooperation. the general
said.
Pershing's report reiterated the story
Of villa having been wounded. Funston
believed this might account for the
comparatively slow progress Of the VIZ
listas indicated by recent adviccs on
Villas whereabouts
Pershings dispatched strongly indl-
Gated increasing activity by tnc Car
ranHista troops. Herrera and Pershin9
discussed tho man hunts In friendly
terms mud exchanged plans for running
down the bandit
At Chihuahua there was no indication
OF an effort 10 withhold supplies from
Americans, according TO HEADQUARTERS
reports, but tho shortage OF provisions
made 1t difficult to obtain them. Store
keepers were liberal With theiI stocks.
Funston stated today the rerorted
change OF the ccmmunicnt tlon line. plac-
inr the base near Preside. Tex. would
not receive serious consideration\ nt
This time. II The Villa chase beconros n
matter OF rlonths. however. Funston In
dicated such move may be considered.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
.LASKEY SUBMIT S
LEG AL CITATIONS
Contentious Of Counsel for
Riggs Bank Met by Array Of
Authorities.

Legal authorities to support the con-
tention that the bill of particulars In
tho case asalnst Charles c. Glover
william J. Flather. and II. II. Flather
does not cover too much sround were
submitted today to Justice Siddons by
District Attorney Laskey and Assistant
District Attorney Archer.
Justice Siddons already has the argu'
ments and authorities submitted bS
counsel for the Riggs Bank officials or
Saturday. II Is believed that he VIII
set. sometime this week, definite date
for the trial of the three bankers on the
perjury indictments.
The Government Is seeking to prevent
n hearing OF the case earlier than May
8. on the ground that other important
cases have been displaced in the selec-
tlon OF this date. Counsel for the bank
ers desire this hearing advanced TO
April "a.
The bill of particulars furnished by
the Government contained VIZ Items o.
alleged sales and purchases OF stocks o,
tho bank through Lewis Johnson & 20
Counsel for the accused bankers asf
that the court limit the District Attor
ncy to not more than 100 Items, AZ
torneys for the defendants hold that i
would mean a trial Of interminapl'
length II they were compelled TO NEE
all tn, items In the bill of Particular
furnished.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
Seven Sons Fall in War,
Sailor browns at Sea

PHILADELPHIA, April lO.--when the
British steamship Euterpe arrived off
Kalghn's Point In the Delaware river
members OF her crew made public
another Of the varied tragedies that
have dev eloped because Of the war In
Europe when they told of the loss at
sea OF I,ucas Julian, who had beeen ono
of their number.
The tragedy took place on March q
when the vessel was about 200 miles
west os the Azores. Julian. who was
sixty-one years old and partially blind,
was working on deck In the midst of a
rainstorni when he stumbled overheard.
IL Is SAID. His body was not recover
ed.
whether Julian was blinded by the
rain and stumbled overheard OF wffeth-
or his grief over the loss OF his seven
sons In the war led him TO end his life.
the officers and crew Of the vessel can
not saw
The man lost all the members OF his
family IN the service Of their country.
Two sons fell in the battle Of the
Marne. Two were killed at Verdun.
Two otherc fell In the campaign OF the
Mouse, and the seventh son died at
Harcourt.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
SOLDIERS PAUSE IN
VILLA HUNT TO PRAY
Shallow Arroyo Is Tabernacle,
and Battered Soap Box
Serves as Only Altar.
By H. D. JACOBS.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
MEXICO. April CBy wireless to CO.
lumbus, N. M, April 10-With a shall
low arroyo as q tabernacle. the star
sprinkled sky for canopy, and a bat
tered soap box for an altar, several
hundred khaki-clad soldiers barred their
heads here tonight in the presence OF
their God.
'Barbarous Mexico" for miles around
echoed to the resounding Anglo-Saxon
hymns of "onward, Christian Soldiers
and THE Battle Hymn OF the Repub-
lic." A touch of modernism was added
in Billy Sundays Brighten the Corner
Where You Are
Church -goers in the states mlgtn
have stood aghast at the absence oil
scctarian niceties In the conduct OF
the service. The four chaplains were
cheered and applauded as each In turn
clambored onto the soap, box rost-
rum To preach or lead the singing
Cigarettes and pipes glowed In the
darkness.
The chaplains met the men in the
same spirit.
They preceded their sermons with
amusing anecdotes and personal OBJ.
servations that drew unrestrained
laughter from their hearers. BY in
vitation of the chaplains, the sermons
were interrupted by what Father
joyce termed vaudeville numbers"
These consisted of solos and quartet
selections by the favorite singers OF
each regiment. The chaplains each
talked ,straig hit at his audience; omit
ting all that savored OF creed. The
polygot Congregation. was attentive
and reverent.
The services ended with the sing
ing of America" while the sinking
coyote hordes. far outside the rim OF
the camp fire lights, yelped a weird
obligato