Whereas,- There has been brought to the attention of the Wardens Association that the Prisoners Relief Society of the United States in general and Washington D, C, in partictular, wants one million people in this country to subscribe one dollar each twords an endownment fundwhich will enable them to carry on thier work on a National Scale, and that one Earl Dudding representing himself at the founderof this Society makes the published statement that many thousands ex-prisoners are being placed "In substantial positions," (7,000 during the first six months of this year) through his efforts, and,-

Whereas,- The Wardens Association is not cognizant of any such work being done for the ex-prisoners of the United States and can find no reason to approve of "Dr," Duddings Society therefor,-

Resolved,- That the matter be brought to the attention of the proper Federal Authorities,

Copy of Resolution passed at the last Wardens Congress,