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Evening star., 1927-05-21

up when court reconvenes Monday
and the case is expected to go to
the jury late Monday or on Tuesday
morning
Miss Mackaye, as we'll as the physi-
clan who attended Raymond. are un-
der indictment in connection with an
alleged attempt to cover up" facts
in the case.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
BETHESDA LIBRARY
SITE IS PURCHASED
Citizens Volunteer Gifts to
Build $4,000 Community
Auditorium.

Announcement Of the purchase Of
The site for the proposed Bethesda
community library and auditorium
was made last night by Mrs. Frederic
A. Park hurst. together with her nus
band. the donors, at a meeting of
the citizens i'm the Bethesda School
Mr.. and Mrs Parkhurst had an
nounced previously that they were
prepared To advance a sum equal to
whatever amount is raised by the
community Their offer was enthusi-
asticalIy received by the gathering
which Immediately appointed 4 com
mittee with authority to devise plans
and raise funds for the project.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
WIDOW IS WITNESS
IN KERR|CK DEATH
Woman Accused of Shooting
Husband at Gin Party viii
Give Own Story.
ny the Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, May 21-Mrs.
Sarah Kerricks own story Of the
shooting Of her husband Tom (Two-
Cum Kerrick. during the early morn
ing reveiry in the Kerrick home was
promised to the Jury today when The
film COW Wboys widow resumes her
place on the witness stand TO defend
herself against the accusations of
three of her four co-defendants. all
charged with murder.
In the few minutes she testified
yesterday Mrs. Kerrick reached only
The preliminary stages Of the story Of
the an,nieht Hollywood 'moonshine
party. which ended in the Staying.
Testimony of two of her com
panions. Anita Davis and Henry Isa-
bell. like herself movie extras. indi-
Gated the gun with which kerrick was
killed was in Mrs kerrick's hand
either al the time of the shooting or
soon afterWard
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Evidence Hits Mrs. Kerrick.

Iris Burns, also a film extra. al
legged cause Of a quarrel at the drink
ing party. gave what the prosecution
declared was its most damaging testi-
monv against Mrs. Kerrick. She told
nj hearing the cowboys widow, fol
lowing 4 quarrel preceding the shoot
ing. declare, Tom doesn't know how
close he came TO getting shot as he
stood in that doorway"
Miss Burns did not come unscathed
through her session on the witness
stand. for although she offered the
alibi that she was keeping an appoint
ment with a man friend at the early
morning hour of the shooting. Mrs.
Kerricks s attorney forced her to make
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Rosendahl Balloon Race JUDGE

LAkEHURST. y. j.. May II Hol --
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles r. Roscudaal.
commander of the naval diri2.
ibc Los Angeles. today said he had
accepted appointment as one of the
judges of the national balloon race
at Akron, Ohio May 30 Three ma
val balloon crews are entered in the
race.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
VICTIMS OF BLAST
TAKEN TO GRAVES
Mad Man Has Simple Burial.
Couzens Pledges R3lief
for Comm y.
Rv the Assnciated Press

bY the ASSpCiaJed EFeNS
BATH. Mich, May 2l.-While flu
neral cavalcades crept along country
roads. freighted With the child vic
Tins of the Bath school explosion, a
sympathetic public assured the re
habilitation of the stricken com
munity.
Senator James CouZens pledged
financial relief of the afflicted families
and the restoration of the building
which was torn down by demented
Andrew KehOe.
Many of the Al who lost their lives
in the school explosion Wednesday
were buried yesterday. The short
main street of the village was roped
off to bar the crowds of curious from
the churches and bereaved homes.
Part of the funerals were held here,
others from farmhouses and some in
Lansing and neighboring towns. Min
listers were called in from wide area
to conduct the services
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Mad Mans Funeral.

The body of the mad man who
loosed the scouree was buried unsung
and unmourned in st. Johns His sis
te> Miss Alice Kehoe of Battle Greek
arranged for a casket. The body was
lowered into the grave by an under
taker, in the presence of some grave
diggers. No tears were shed There
were no services
In sharp contrast were the funerals
of those who lost their lives because
of Kehoe's mad revenge plot.
Little girl schOolmates gathered
wild flowers in the woods and strewed
them about the home Of Rev. and
Mrs Scott Macdonald, whose 13~
year-old daughter, Thelma. was
buried yesterday afternoon. The
funeral procession went 80 miles
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
CHARGE BIAS in CIVIL LIBERTIES STATEMENT ON
SACCO-VANZETTI DEMONSTRATION

ers or representatives of particular
groups at any meeting" the commit
tee states. Con this point opinions
may differ, We are unanimous, how
ever, in condemning outside interior
ence with any meeting and in insist
ing that rights of those in control be
recognized. Common sense and COM
mon humanity as well as respect for
civil liberty requires scrupulous order
on such occasions. To working-class
groups there is or ought to be fur
Their appeal. Interference by one
working-class group with another's
meetings, on whatever pretext, Injuries
the whole cause of labor, strengthens
its critics and creates a precedent
against the granting of that meeting
and assembly which all working class
groups, irrespective of their opinions,
demand for themselves.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Ten Per Cent Tax To Be
Continued i'm Fur Union
Continued from Pnnc Oncl

CONTINUED from Page Onc)
when the workers asked for their
July raises the bosses told them to 90
to Gold for them.
CAS- you are aware, we are not close
to Tammany Hall or Mayor Walker
We do not expect any sympathy from
them. They are friends of Matthew
VOL and the bosses. Altho it was
agreed by the capitalist press to ig-
more the furriers' strike, the way we
are conducting our fight forces them
to give US publicity.
Accuses Vol.
Matthew Vol is responsible for
the loss of the plumbers and bakers
strikes. Other strikes are in critical
condition on account of the American
Federation of Labor policy.
"Sigman claims he is sick and has
left for a long vacation on his 'Coney
Island 1t is true he is sick but ii
is a political sickness"
The spirit which keeps the Joint
Board Furriers' Union a splendid
fighting organization in spite of its
enemies, and which ensures a victory
for the workers and their union, is
shown in the letter which came a few
days ago from Oscar Mileaf, one of
the fur workers in Welfare Island
prison.
Mileaf is serving a six months sem
tence following his frame-up and con-
viction by right wing scab who
claimed he was threatened" Mileaf
was also one of those framed-up on
the Mineola case, because he is such
valuable union member; but his only
regret is that he cannot be in the
midst of the present strike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
City Needle Trades
Conference Called
for Monday Evening

A city conference of all needle
trades leagues of the Trade Union
Educational League will be held this
coming Monday at Astoria Hall, "a
East Fourth street.
The following communication was
sent to all league secretaries yester-
day:
"At the last meeting of the Ma
tional Committees Executive Bureau,
where the present situation of the
needle industry has been discussed
at great length it was decided to
send out call Immediately for an
emergency city conference, which is
to take place Monday, July 18 at
Astoria Hall, GA East Fourth street.
"The proposed order Of business is
as follows:
az General situation of the needle
industry.
"2) The struggle against the Union
smashing machinery.
"3) Organizational problems.
"4) Press and Propaganda
"5) Miscellaneous.
"You are therefore urged to call
a special meeting of your local lea
que and elect delegates Each league
is entitled to not less than three and
not more than five delegates"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Mass WOnsn's Demonstra.
ton in Wlliamsburgh To-
night for Furriers

There will be mass demonstration
of women Of Williamsburg tonight at
8 o'clock at the corner of Grand Ave.
and Varick st. to protest against the
police and right-wing atrocities per-
petrated against the striking furriers.
Among the speakers will be Esther
Polansky, of the furriers union; Helen
Moscowiteh, organizer of the Bakers
Council of Housewives; Mania Pearl
man of the dressmakers local of the
international Ladies' Garment Work
ers' Union; Clara Sherman of the
United Council of Worl1ingclass
Housewives.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Globe Cafeteria Signs
Agreement with Union;
Ends Yellow Contract

The Globe Cafeteria, Irving Place
and 14th ST., that compelled its work
ers to sign yellow dog contract"
several months ago has come to an
agreement with the Anlalgamated
Food Workers Union that it will in
the future conduct its restaurant on
a union basis.
In the presence Of P. Pascal Cos
grove, organizer of the union, the
boss tore up the contract. The cafe
terra in the past was patronized by
many radical workers who stopped
going there when the contract was
forced upon the workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
STRIKE LOOMS ON NTERB0RO; WORKERS REFUSE TO
SIGN YELLOW DOG CONTRACTS
from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
eral executive member of the Anal
gamated Association of Street and
Railway Employees, "but this contract
move is a stab in the back.''e
The contract denounced by the sub
way workers is the famous yellow
dog company union. The agreement
is worded so that the workers agree
not to join any union but the com
pany organization. The consideration
in the contract is two years continue
Gus work.
In a statement to the press, Cole
man says, "This document is the
worst form of yellow dog contract
that has come to light in this coun-
try. The men in the subways IRE
being bullied into signing this agree.
ment. The company wishes to get the
work done and at once. So-called
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Civil Liberties Statement.

The press release issued by the
Civil Librties Union, describing the
results of it's investigation" follows:
Interference by one working class
group with meetings of another re-
sulting in Confusion, panic or riot"
is condemned by the American Civil
Liberties Union in statement issued
today by its Executive Committee as
a violation of free speech and assem-
bly, and an injury to the whole cause
of labor"
The statement was made in answer
to requests of both right and left wing
groups that the union investigate the
disturbances at the Sacco-V anzetti
meeting at Union Square on July 7th.
On this occasion several persons were
injured in the rioting that followed
the attempt of friends of Ben Gold,
Communist leader, to place him on the
speakers platform.
Plea For "Ciyil Liberty
"We, as a committee, are not con-
cerned with the policy adopted in
choosing or eliminating certain speak
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13

, delegates Of the company union are
forcing the men to sign up. They are
warning employees that reports are
being made by phone to the company
office every two hours, giving the
names of the men who refuse to sign.
These men will be fired. Nothing
could be moretcoercive."
Addressing the workers directly,
the statement reads: by all means
refuse to sign. This contract business
is a high-handed bit of bulldozing.
The company has ignored even its
puppet, the l. R. T. brotherhood It
is simply a company coup"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Govt. Barge Service Success.

WASHINGTON, OPP July H.
More than $250,000 profit was turned
over to the government by the pub
licity owned and operated Mississippi
Warrior rivers barge lines in the fis-
cal year just ended. Business totalled
nearly $10,000,000. The barge lines
serve transportation needs on the
Mississippi and on the Warrior River
in Alabama.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Party Units, Attention /!

All notices of party affairs, meet
ings and other activities for pubica-
tion in The DAILY WORKER should
be addressed to the Party News Edi-
tor, The DAILY WORKER, SO First
St., New York.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Meet of Daily Worker
Agents Today, s P. M.

A special meeting of all unit
section and subsection on DAILY
WORKER Agents and sympathi-
zers will be held on Wednesday,
July 18th, at los East 14th Street,
Room 46 at s P. NJ.
Note: This meeting was origin
ally announced for 6 P. NJ, Please
note change of hour.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Khan Inquiry Is On

Fifteen witnesses appeared before
the Queens Grand Jury in Long Island
City today in connection with an in
vestigation of. the Ku Klux Khan
parade in Jamaica last Memorial Day.
when the police broke up Khan dem
onstration and made six arrests.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
I.C.WCH. Needs Funds.

All workers organizations and indi-
viduals who received tickets for the
banquet of the United Council of
Working Class Housewives are re-
quested to turn in tickets or money
Office: 80 East 18th Street, Room
237.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Section 2, Daily Agents Meeting
Tomorrow.

All DAILY WORKER agents Of
Section must report Wednesday, 6
p. m. sharp at 100 West 28th St. I'M
portant problems will be acted upon.
At the end of the meeting all section
agents will leave for the city DAILY
WORKER conference.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Notice To All Units.

Back numbers of The DAILY
WORKER for free distribution may
be had by party units on Thursdays
and Fridays of each week for use at
open air meetings.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
CONTINUED from page y

NCOHtlHueQ from page
the experience of the past few years
it was evident that the great bulk of
those who would come to demonstrate
would have no sympathy for the right
wing leaders who have been inactive
for the freedom of Sacco and Van
zetti and who supported the left wing,
the only force in the labor movement
that carried on an active campaign
for Sacco and Vanzetti.
2.-When it became clear that the
masses insisted that Geld speak the
socialist chairmen, Claessens and
Weinberg placed their narrow selfish
interests and pride above the move
nlent for the freedom Of Sacco and
Vanzetti at the same time running
the risk Of creating a riot and pos
sible bloodshed, refusing to allow
Gold to speak and calling upon the
police to break up the demonstration.
Furthermore the plea of Gold that he
be given an opportunity to tell the
audience to be calm so that the de-
monstration might continue was de-
aied him. The blame for the entire
regrettable affair must be placed d.
rectly upon the socialist and right
wing leaders.
Deny Socialist Charges.
AS to your reference about other
open air meetings being broken ND by
"alleged Workers Party groups" we
wish to protest against such charges
and we will demand that these
charges be investigated. The Workers
Party has never participated in or
encouraged this and if it has occurred,
we disclaim all responsibility.
Attack On Communists.
Your committee states that it is
not in position to investigate and
fix legal responsibility, but deems it
important to state the fundamentals
of free speech. Your committee under
the guise of stating the fundamen-
tails of free speech has actually
charged the Workers Party with the
responsibility for the incident with
cut an investigation and without as
much as mentioning the role played
by the socialists and the police. This
to US seems contrary to the principles
Of the American Civil Liberties Union
We ask that the Union Executive
Committee repudiate the statement
Of the committee which is in contra
diction to the statement made earlier
by Mr.. Hayes, which signifies that
this statement was arrived at in the
most important essentials by vote
of two to one and furthermore, since
the chairman of the committee is
member of the socialist party, and
since according to the committee no
investigation was made, that the exc
cutive appoint a new committee to
make thoro investigation Of the en-
tire matter.
We are willing to cooperate with
the committee elected in accord with
this suggestion and do everything
possible to establish the truth about
the entire affair.
Yours truly,
JACK STACHEL.
Acting General Secretary. Workers
(Communistl Party, New York Dis
trict.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13

Newark |. l.. ID. Meets Tomorrow.
The Newark Branch of the Interna-
tional Labor Defense will hold meet
ing tomorrow evening at Hungarian
Workers Home, 81 Sixteenth Ave. All
members should attend.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Labor Organizations

Sacco-V anzetti Meet Tomorrow.
The international Labor Defense
will hold a Sacco-Vanzetti open air
demonstration tomorrow evening at
the corner Of 10th st. and Lenox
Ave.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
George Prim, Attention,

George Prim will please get in
touch with The DAILY WORKER,
10S East 14th st, at once.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
PARTY ACTIVITIES
NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY
Passaic Bus Ride.

The Young Workers League of Pas
sale will hold their second annual bus
ride to Far Rockaway on Sunday, July
81. Buses leave 27 Dayton Ave, at
Z a. m. sharp. Tickets $1,50.
AgitprOp Directors Section 2 Meet.
All Agitprop directors of Section
will meet Thursday night at 1O8 East
14th ST., Room 80. All unit and sub
section directors must attend and be
prepared to give a report on their
unit.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Unit Subsection 2 A Meets Tonight

An educational meeting of Unit
Subsection 2 A will be held tonight
6 p. m. at 108 East 18th st. All com
rades should attend and bring SYM
pathizers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
Cutters Welfare League
Holds Meet Tomorrow

All cutters, members of Local 10
of the International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union, should attend the
meeting called by the Welfare League
for tomorrow evening at Stuyvesant
Casino, lao Second Ave. at 6 p. m.
The speakers will be Louis Hvman.
general manager Of the Joint Board.
Ben Gold, JJ. Boruchowitz and others
Local IS Meeting.
Eat a well attended meeting of
Local So, International Ladies' Gar
ment Workers Union, held at Man
haitian Lyceum, the assembled work
ers heard reports by Louis Lyman,
Joseph Goretsky and H. Koretz.
The meeting passed a resolution to
continue the fight against Sigmanism.
also to see that the unemployed work
ers obtain jobs. 1t was decided that
those workers who can afford it will
donate fifty cents or a dollar week
so the fight can be carried on to a
successful conclusion. Murray Gold
stein, president of the local, presided.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-18

MEzCZYzNI RZADZA SWIATEM,
A MIMI KOBIETY!

Swego czasu pewien znakomty DIPLOMA
ia, zapytany, co mysli roll kobety spo1eczenst-
vie, bez namyslania sic da4 taxa odpowiedz: 'Mez-
czyzni rzadza swatem mimi kobiety". - Choc
zart to wyglada, lecz zawera sobie bardzo VIE
lie prawdy, szczeg6lne jezeli to porownanie zasto-
sujemy do stosunk6w posko-amerykanskich.
My, polskie kobiety, jestesmy kap}ankami
domowego ogniska roll tel ME wyrzekajmy sic ma
wet Gene najwiekszych przywiej6w, jakimi nowo-
czesne kobety obdarzycby mas pragnefy. Przyznac
naezy, re Wojujacy sufrazyzm wiele ola kobiet zro
bill dobrego, Wiele korzystnych praw i'm Wywalczy},
ale tenze sufrazyzm wdziera sic niejednokrotnie do
domu polskiej kobiety nawet bywaja wypadki, re
W spos0b brutalny sciaga ia piedesta1u kap}anki
domoWego ognska. Tego, Wiekami uswieconego
przyWeiu ME dajce sobie wydrzec, Siostry Drogie,
owszem, korzystacie pe@ni Waszego stanowiska
W Waszyn domu, MECH to pierWszeTstWo bedzie
przez Was traktowane W sposob rozumny uczciwy
Stara cie sic to praWo niepisane Wyzyskac tym
kerunku by ME dac sic zba}amucic, gdyby Was kto
chcia1 Cd Waszej organizacji odciagnac Starajcie
sic dopilnoWac, by corki vase waszych znajomych
i przyjaci6}ek naleza}y do Stowarzyszenia Polek
Stanach Zjednoczonych, ME zas do jakichs obcyh
zespo}ow, bo nasze StoWarzyszenie pod zadnym
Wzgledem ME stoi nizej cd r6znych kompanij ase-
kuracyJnych obcych, oWszem przeWyzsza je, DO dba
zachowane poskosci, pielegnowanie jezyka Oh
COW Matek naszych, poszanowanie utrzymanie
WARY sW, a tego przeciez zaden obey zespo4 dac
cz1onkiniom sWym ME moze DO ME jest stanie
L poWyzszego vice widzimy, re powodow, da kt6-
rychby Polk do obcych zespo}ow podazac mia1y, -
zadnych niema bye ME moze
0 tenn przy kazdej sposobnosc movie ma
ley tym Polkom ktore jeszcze do Stowarzyszenia
Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych ME naeza.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-18

skim, ktory stale awanturuje sic z
oficerami i ioinierzami, domagajac
sic Cd mich sk{adania mu honorow
wojskowych. Cdy go przytrzyma-
no stawiono W areszcie, oswiad-
cyl on, ie jest general-guberna-
torem Warszawy. w istocie ma ko-
misarjacie okaza{o sic, ze podane
przez> niego daty sa prawdziwe, al
bowiem nazywa sic Aleksiej Mar
czenko, liczy lat go, posiada tytuf
generaia carskiej armji. By} ma
wei general-gubernatorem W nie-
kt6rych prowincjach, a staiem je-
60 marzeniem iyciowem byio 20
stae Observation-Disclosures Warsza-
wy. Po wybuchu rewolucji W Ro-
sji, przybyl do Berlina, stamtad po.
jecha{ do Warszawy, gdzie pre-
bywa cd przesz}o pol roku i iada
ciqgle uznania 60, jake seneral-gu-
bernatora Warszawy. Jest on ma
njakiem ME zdaje sobie biedaczy-
sko sprawy o zasziych zmianach sy-
tuacji politycznej. Ostatnio zaopie-
kowala sic MIN policja.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-01-18

lom Zajmie sic takze, opr6cz -zamach0w zyce
premjera Mussolinego, zbadanem szeregu innych wy
padkow zbrodni przecWko pa1stwu Obecnie pred tym
trybuna}em stana dwaj cz1onkowe rodu szacheckego,
oskarzen godzenie zycie premjera. Faszyzm po-
swieca obecne wiele uwag usuwaniu nielojanych pro-
fesorow unifersytetu Ostatno naprzyklad zosta uwo
niony professor Presutti Neapolu kt6rego juz przed
tenn usunieto parlamentu cz}onkami AWentyii-
skeJ opozyc ktora do tego sopnia uwazano niebez
pleczna re ME zawahano cd usuwania ludzi wybit
nych powaznych stanowisk. Dyktatura Mussoliniego
ME ma tax sinych podstawach sic OPERA akby sic to
zdawa4o Bo czemze gruncie rzeczy jest ostanio mia
nowany trybuna} bezpieczefstwa pafstwa? Wydza4em
naczelnym akiejs novel polcji czy zandarmecji poll
tycznej faszystowskej Tu chodz przedewszystkem ME
yle bezpieczenstwo W}och bezpecz zei1stwo pana
dyktatora Mussolniego i jego zacnej kompanj. O ta-
klein brzmieniu komet istnia Polsce by4a to Rada
Obrony Panstwa. Rada ia eel rnafa obrone pa1stwa
cd wrogow zewnetrznych to byo potrzebnem wobec
najazdu boszewickiego ale komitet obrony paistwa
mode Mussolinego skrojony jest nczem innem jak
czena wladza tajnej polcji faszystowskie kt6ra ma
walczyc ze wszystkim ktorzy dotkryny faszystow-
skie dotychczas nie chca uwerzyc Faszyzm vice we
W}oszech ME jest jeszcze tax snyn akby sic zdawalo
wobec tego dyktator, obawajac sic cagych zamach6w
die da w}asnej - ME zas Woch - obrony