The Alaska daily empire., 1921-11-11

erhocd were the first to arrive on the Channel, three boats with approxi. mateIy 50 persons arriving in this port early this morning. The three official delegates frcra the Sitka Camp are frank Price, WiIiiani Wells and Stephen Nicholas. lr.Iuded in she Sitka arrivals IS Ire Native Brotherhood Band and basketball team.
 Speakers of prominence are an nounced by the Alaska Native Broth erhood for the annual convention of that organization, which will be held in Douglas all of next week, the first session being held at l0 a. m. Mon day and the closing session at 8 D. m. Saturday with three sessions daily throughout the week Those sched- uled to address the convention in clude Governor Scott C. Bone, Ter ritocial Commissioner of Education L. D. Henderson. superintendent Charles w. Hawkesworth of the Blu. reau of Education. Judge James Wickersham and Dr. J IT. Condit
 Interesting Topics Assigned
 According to programs Of the con vention just issued, Governor Bone will address an open session next Thursday evening, having for his subject, The Duty and Rewards of Good Citizenship" Commissioner Henderson will speak on Education as Factor in the Development of Our Nation on Friday evening at an open meeting. Judge Wicker sham, on Saturday evening. will make an address on "The Civil Rights of the Natives of Alaska" Dr Condit and MT. Hawkesworth both will be heard at the Tuesday afternoon ses- sion, the latter's subject being "The Goal of Bureau Schools" while Dr. Condit will speak on Religion and the Alaska Native Brotherhood"
 Talks by Members
 A number of interesting topics have also been assigned to members of the organization oLuis s Paul, president during the past year. will speak on The Alaska Native Broth erhood and the Fish Question: on Tuesday evening, and the meeting at that time. will he asked to adopt some kind of resolutions on the fish cry situation. Wednesday aftern6on'sl meeting will be devoted to a discus sion of Hydaburg and the Hydaburg plan and to the progress at sBayview, followed by an open forum expres-I sion of the organizations views on the modified reservation system. Thursday afternoon members of the will talk on the subject of "The Golden Rule Applied" of How the First White Settlers Were Treated and Received by the Ma tives" On Friday afternoon, Peter Rev. David ,Marsden, Louis F. Paul will talk on "The Case Against the Segregated School; Is It an American System?"
 Civil Rights Night
 Following the address by Judge on Saturday night on AlFH hlSItS Ol tIlt 4NdtlfCo VI fhi- aska," an open forum discussion will be held on "The tremendous handi- cap of securing a fair trial by juries entirely of white men. through an interpreter" leading to the question, Would lone white man consent to a trial by natives in Indian country"
 One Meeting In Juneau
 The convention will hold it's ses- sions in the Douglas Brotherhood Hall, the delegates being welcomed formally by Henry Stevens, president of the Douglas camp and by Seward KunZ of the Juneau camp, to which a response will be made by Louis F. Paul, Grand President of the Broth erhood for 1920-21 The evening ses- sion of the convention next Wednes- day will be held in the Juneau Broth erhood Hall, music for that occasion being furnished by the Sitka Broth erhood band. No formal program has been annQInced for that meeting.