New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Birth Control
League " arning
Sent Enright
Mrs. Sanger's Attorney Noti-
fies Him Meeting Police
Broke Up Sunday Will
Be Repeated Friday Night
Archbishop Hayes Silent
ssChildren'' Who Shocked
His Aid Said to Have Been
Bob-Haired Barnard Girls

Notice was served on Police Com
missioner Richard E. Enright yester-
day of the public meeting of the first
international conference of the Amer
lean Birth Control League to be held
at Bryant Hall Friday night. The noti-
fication was written by Robert McC.
Marsh, lawyer, representing Mar
garet Sanger~and the league, and re-
Quested Commissioner Enright to see
that the meeting was not interfcrred
with by the police.
What action, if any, will be taken
by Monsignor Dineen, secretary to
Archbishop Hayes, Of the Roman
Catholic Church, to prevent the hold
ing Of the meeting, which is a recon
vention OF the meeting at Town Hall,
stopped by the police last Sunday
night, could not be learned last night
At the home of the Archbishop and
his secretary it was said that both
tlergymen were out and it was not
known when they would return.
To Hold Enright Responsible
The tenor of the letter from Marsh
to the Police Commissioner, delivered
In person by Mr.. Marsh yesterday, left
no room for doubt that the league
through its legal department intends
to hold the Police Commissioner re-
sponsible for any interference which
may develop at the Friday night meet
ing.
Mgr Dineen has said that a "revolt-
ing subject" was to be discussed at
Sundays meeting and that children
we're III attendance. This is denied by
Margaret Sanger, chairman. and other
officers of the league, who say that
four Barnard College seniors, wearing
bobbcd hair and short skirts. were
mistaken for children by Mgr Dineen.
and that these girls are taking a spe-
cial course in philosophy at the col
lege. The subject which was to have
been discussed at the meeting has al
ready been discussed openly at Yale,
Harvard and ether colleges.
Besides arranging for future meet
ings of the league in all large cities, a
meeting Of the conference commit ttee
OF the league has been set for this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Juliet
Barrett Rublee, at 242 East Forty
HiIltu Slfeet. Campal lGning Tor l,DUU,-
900 new members has begun. Follow
ing the settlement of the question of
the violation of rights at the Sunday
nights meeting, the league will be-
gin preparation for the opening of
mothers health stations in all prin-
cipal cities. The stations are really
birth control clinics, where birth con-
troll information will be given to dis
eased and invalid wives, as permitted
under the Federal law and many state
laws.
Profits by Her Arrest
Mrs. Sanger, it developed yesterday,
has profited by the publicity given the
birth control movement by her recent
arrest, and release. She was deluged
with cables and kilograms Of sympa-
thy. and her book containing a dis
cussion of the subject of birth con-
troll began selling yesterday at the
rate of 1000 day. Professor Toulon
Porter. of Cambridge, cabled from
Eng and to Mrs. Sanger:
Your arrest and release greatest
victory yeti"
Mr. Marsh said yesterday that he
had never met Mrs. Sanger or any of
the officers of the American Birth Con-
troll League before he was called in to
the present case. His notification to
the Police Depa1t tment is the first move