The sun., 1918-12-13
REDS TO CAPER
IN PARK TO-DAY
TO UPSET U. S.
No More Work, Capital or
Government After High
Noon, Is Warning.
GERMANY THEIR IDEAL
Press Agent, Warmed by
Steam, Talks of Millions and
Dance of Defiance
GERMANY THEIR IDEAL

against a steam radiator in the hall
way OF the Rand School of Social
Science and talked drowsily Of Cen
tral Park and the mourning bands,
and red flags and Tom Mooney. But
as the grateful heat diffused itself
throughout his consciousness he
warmed to his subject.
THE rule of the workers in the
United States will begin Friday at
precisely high noon," he announced
abruptly. I'm order that this rule
may be accomplished with a minimum
Of friction all rules and regulations
laid down by the capitalists must
first be totally disregarded."
1t seemed impromptu. but no, for
Mr.. Jones. magazine writer and
journalist, temporarily out OF employ
ment by the capitalistic press, i'm
produced typewriter copies
of the Bolshevih proclamation and
platform which, as he repeated, goes
into effect at noon to-day.
Hang! Away Go Debts.
The cancellation OF all debts. pub
lie and private, is tho first demand.
Then follow declarations that all
leases, contracts, indentured and
instruments. products OF
are null and void. the
OF all statutes, ordinances
and othsr enactmcnts of "capitalistic
and the automatic va
eating OF all public offices.
After this Mr.. Jones and affiliated
purpose that:
The military and naval organiza-
tions will Immediately dissolve and
reorganize themselves upon n demo
cratic basis for speedy demobiiza-
ton.
"All working class and political
prisoners will be Immediately freed
and all indictments quashed.
"All vacant ami unused land shall
revert to the people and
remain common property until suit
able regulations for its disposition
can lie made.
"All telephones, teleeraphs. cables,
railroads, steamship lines and other
means OF communication aud trans
portation shall he Immediately taken
over by the workers and treated
aS the property OF the
people.
AS speedily as possible the work.
nrs in the various industries will pro-
oeed 10 take over these industries and
organize them in the spirit of the new
epoch now beginning.
The flag OF the new society shall
De plain red, marking our unity and
brotherhood with similar republics in
Russia, Germany, Austria and else
where"
Modest Little Document.
Modest little document. Mr.. Jones
Nothing in II about mas
Sacres Of all persons with white COL
ars at any rate.
II was explained by Mr.. Jones that
i wasn't expected that the entire pro-
sramme could be realized Immediately
because il might take little time
'or the people TO wake up" But they
mad already begun TO stir uneasily and
would soon be thoroughly aroused he
felt quite certain.
Young Mr.. JOnes.-he is youns-is
Hartman Of the Peoples Day Com
nittee,' which intends staging Boil
ShsviSt demonstration in Central
Park to-day-nO matter what the Po-
ice Department or the Park Commits
sioner or any other creature of the
rapitalistic classes may think about
i. He said that II any reporter wanted
20 quote him as saying that the peo-
pie We're going Ito show their teeth"
lac was quite welcome to do so.
The local organization of the Social
ist party took occasion yesterday to
lisclaim specifically any connection
with to-days activities in the park.
should such a demonstration occur
it will not express the purpose OF the
Socialist party" said statement is
sued by julius Gerber. tho executive
secretary. An statements or intima-
tions that the Socialist party. as such
or through any OF its recognized
spokesmen, is concerned in the pro-
posed Central Park affair are utterly
without foundation"
Mr.. Jones said he guessed" this was
so. but that he wouldn't say but what
the l. W. w. might participate and
that the spirit of Defiance" would be
typified by Dance of Defiance" to he
given by Miss Elizabeth Stuyvesant
and eight profess ional dancers either
On the Mall. the rompinG grounds or
any other large open space.
The police last night were collecting
circulars Announcing that 1T Is un-
lucky to work Friday. December I3,
1915" Come to Central Park in the
afternoon" it read Wear black
'rapc on the arm. Liberty is dead.
Thousands in Jail for their ideal"
Another handbill which the police
said was being distributed in tele-
phone booths, on surface cars and
subway and elevated trains outside of
he circular area read The whistles
will blow for the workers Friday. the
Eth" On the reverse side was
printed: Meet me in Central Park
Friday, the 18Th"
King George Not 10 visit L, &,
LONDON, Dec. -ReDOrtS that King