Show POLICE SCATTER L MARCHING y a SEATTLE MEN r f. f j. j r 1 i I r I Meeting Planned to Orb Orbi Organ Organ- nanc nan nan- I l i e c sole Soldiers Soldiers' i c rs' rs rs' rs Sailors' Sailors andI and I Workers Workers' r Council Seattle Wash son Jan 36 match persons erson H waving leaving an nil mass meeting and starting starling a a. parado II through the city city's s business district Dinging in ing 1 J. W. W W songs Bong were dispersed Dearly oar arf y tonight ht b by twenty mounted Ii officers of fleer supported b by five automobiles I containing police arm armed ell with carbines carbine and behind these the so a platoon of oC with clubs v I The para parades parade's es marched down Third avenue to Way Ray a r according accord accord- ing to witnesses it was said leaders s the cr cry of oC lets go for thoc tho the c c police stations Hardly had the men I. I turned Into Way a when tho e police who had been fully tully aware o otheir of or f 1 J their movements movement appeared Most ost t f the tto pe persons persona ns In Jl t the e crow crowd d uro e and aim tied fled Through uw groups remaining remaining the mounted officers rode ode back and forth and later kept up a 0 patrol of tho the streets In n the vicinity No o o violence was reported The Tho preparedness pre pre- of tho the police evidently owed cowed tho the marchers as ns quickly as it surprised surprised them Tho The too followed ed parade an nn open air i meeting meeting- under sanction of tho the metal trades tradell council and central labor council attended b by nearly nearh pcr- pcr sons This meeting addressed by a number of ot persons was quiet and or order or- or der derly A. A Wieland chairman read resolutions condemning the fo for tor r stopping last Sundays Sunday's meeting which ended In a n riot Fred ored Nelson vice Ice president of or the metal trades rades cited the federal constitution to show sho the tho right of or free Cree speech Ho lie also announced an- an announced an an- that ne next t Sunday a rne meeting Un would be held to or organize a n. soldiers soldiers' f sailors sailors' and council Oregon 0 Plans Aid for Di Discharged charged Soldiers Salem Ore Jan The 16 The loerI lower lowe r I of or the tho legislature today passed a bill providing pro for tor to bo be drawn from tho the states state's funds and anel bet t placed In tho the hands of or a a. an and d sailors sailors' committee for aid o of dis charged men Seattle Jan Jm Municipal 16 16 Municipal l and labor labo r I officials said Bald here today the they knew nothing of ot a no fund reported sub subscribed scribed hero last week b by the Indus trial tria Workers of ot the World Wod to aid re re- re turning soldiers and sailors Chief of Police J J. J F F. Warren de deI dea declared de- de I a Glared the onh fund ho knows of ot wa was s being raised by tho Seattle Meta l I f Trades Trade council To dato date It totals total s around 2000 1000 The council has name named d i i a n. committee to organize a 3 workmen workmen's Ho soldiers soldiers' lers' lers and sailors sailors' council to handle tho the fund B By helping the men th the e 1 council expects to win them to the l I labor cause Ma Mayor or IIan Hanson on said a fund Cund Is to b be e raised by Seattle business people t to handle tho the returned men Washington ton as yet yot ot has haM I no great I i surplus of ot unemployed soldiers great t Lawrence I Wood state director of ot tho the United States unemployment service declared here I List of Unemployed Grows Gro Larger Portland Ore Ora Jan l JC 16 James Jame 0 O. of or the United States em em- service fler in chargo charge of or listing discharged soldiers and war s for tor employment here declared there ther e aro are l approximately ten thousand unemployed un un- un employed men now nO In Oregon most of ot whom have been released from war work of or various kinds Several hundred hundred hun hun- dred discharged soldiers aro listed Hated in Portland as needing needing- employment S Syndicalism Punished Sacramento Cal Tan Jan Jan 16 A 16 A crim inal syndicalism bill aImed at In Industrial In- In Workers of or tho the World orM was wag introduced in the legislature Tide The bill Jill also 00 provides punishment toda today for tor the owner of ot a building in which crim inal syndicalism doctrines arc are |