Evening star., 1923-10-12
HAYNESPROM|SES
DRY LAW TRUTH
Commissioner to Address
Citizenship Conference
Tomorrow.

phasize the Importance OF the observ-
ance of the prohibition laws will hold
it's first formal session at 9:46 o'clock
tomorrow morning In the ballroom
of the Raleigh Hotel. Roy E. Haynes,
federal prohibition commissioner. will
deliver an address on THE Truth
About the Enforcement of the
Eighteenth Amendment and the Vol
stead Act" giving the latest facts
about the enforcement problem. An
address of welcome will be delivered
by Bishop William F. Mcdowell.
Col Guy D. Goff of Washington. D.
c.. will speak on Problems OF En-
|, forcement," and there will be pre-
sentation of survey facts" by Rev. F.
Ernest Johnson, DIR. Charles Sickle,
DR.. c. A. Brooks and Prof. Herbert
y. Shenton.
An Informal meeting of the members
Of the ''convening committee. all dele
Washington committee on arrange
ments and members of all the confer =
ence committees is to be held at
o'clock tonight in the Raleigh Hotel
ballroom. At this meeting vital ele-
ments of the program of the confer
ence will be considered in detail.
Warren s. Stone to Speak.
D.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
is to address the conference at tomor-
row afternoons session, which opens
at 2:S0 o'clock. His subject Will be
The Labor Organizations, the Eignt-
eenth Amendment and the Volstead
Act" Justice Florence Allen of the
supreme court of Ohio will talk on
The Courts and Law Enforcement.
Messages Will be delivered TO the con-
ference from organizations related TO
1 y, - Il
as follows: women's National Com
mittee of One Hundred. Mrs Henry
W. Peabody; Denominarional So
cieties. Rev. Arthur ]. Barton; the
WGmens ,,s ehristian Is anraon eheelane ihe ANTI.
Saloon League. Wayne b. Wheeler.
At this session various committees
! and their recommendations VIII De
presented to the conference.
Tomorrow evening state meetings
will be held, the places for these meet
ings to be announced later.
At s pm. tomorrow the conference
will meet in Central High Schooi
auditorium. The epeakers VIII De
Rev. DR.. stephen S. Wise. raboi OF
the Free Synagogue. New York city.
whose subject will be Integrity of
Law Essential to the Morality of the
Nation" and Col. Raymond ID. Rob.
bins of Chicago, whose subject Will
be THE Social Perils of Lawlessness.'
Delegates to Attend Church.
On Sunday the delegates will at
tend church services and many OF
the visiting speakers will occupy
Washington pulpits.
A special session in the Raleigh
ballroom is to be held at am.
Sunday for college, university and
high school faculties and students
only, with Chancellor Charles w.
Fl'nt of Syracuse University pre-
sidin".
clifford Pinchot, Governor Of Penn
sylvania. and e. Lee Trinkle. Gov
conference in session Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock In the Central High
School auditorium. on State Govern
rent and Law Enforcement" Assist
ant Attorney General Mabel walker
Willebrant will discuss The Depart
nent Of Justice and Problems of En-
forcement."
will be held in the First Congrega-
t,cnal Church. 10th and G streets.
former Gov. Henry ]. Allen OF Kansas
on "The People ard the Eighteenth
Amendment; William Jennings
BRYAN on THE Fruits of Prohibition
and Senator Carter Glass Of Virginia
on "Violation of the Iaw: Its Signih-
canoe in Economic Life"
To Call on Coolidge.
he received by President Coolidge at
the White House on Monday.
Monday mornings session OF the
conference will be devoted largely TO
the consideration of reports of COM
mittees. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Clarence A. Barbour. presi-
dent Of Rochester Theological Semi
nary; Rev. Charles Zahniser. exec
utive secretary of the Federation OF
Churches, Pittsburgh, Pa, and Louis
Marshall of New York.
Senator William E. Borah OF Idaho
is to address the conference at Mon
day afternoons session, opening al
ESQ o'clock, at the First Congrega-
tional Church. on shall the Constitu-
tion of the United States be Nulli-
fied?" Bishop George c. Clement OF
! Louisville, KY, will speak on THE
Negro Race and the Government
Reports of committees will be re.
ceived and discussed.
The final session of the conference
| will be held at pm. Monday in the
Raleigh ballroom. The session will
| be given over to the ALLEGATION of re-
| sponsibility for recommendations ap.
proved by the conference.