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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
me GERTGS sO6IETfEs' P1cSIc
90 Wilmington Island,
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1885.
picnic given by all the German
ORGANIZATIONS of the city.
Dancing and various other amuse-
ments. Brass and string music.
schedule has been ARRANGED which gives
eteiy one an opportunity 10 attend. able 10 90
When they please and retIrn wnen il suits
them Whole tickets - cenrs and half tickets
y cents. including fare on an The inside lines
OF the savannah. Thunderboit and Isle OF Hope
railway, the outside line AID the steamer 10
The ladies Auxiliary Committee will fur
hish splendid dinner at y cents, ana supper
also az the same price. therefore IL will not be
worm your while 70 bring a basket.
A DAY TO BE REMEMBERED.
scheduIe-Steamer Gov. Stafford.
Leaves City. foot OF Bull street. ga m.
20 Leave InunderOolt. 1870 a. m, 2:S0 p NJ,
- Leave Wilmington, 1880 p. N. 3 p m, 7:sO p
ScheduIe-Steamer Flora.
Leave ThunderbolL IL m, 5 D. m. go m
AS@Ne Imlngton- p. m, p. m, ~ p. m
COmmittee-J. ii. Quint, Chairman.
Jacob Paulsen. Z. 4. NJ. schroeder. Ben Calls.
). y cell Adam kessel, J. VI. Daniel w. b.
Spann. II. J.. DreesOn. Il. Stelljes. J. Harry
hange Fred Schwarz, J. +. Fischer J. Henry
Behr Franz Heuhncr j. a. F. Remnant. Emil
refers. Otto Seller. w. r. Courtenany, r. A
Won E0erstein A. Furrer, L. q. W erm Geo.
Bartels, l. w. Brickman, John Wohanka
Henry kOlshorn. c. H. Koeneman j. G.
Ohslek. Geo. Schroeder. G. Gerken. }. H. Ba
4ennoop. ii G Heuisler J. II. Helmkcn. G.
Wagner.
NJ. L. EXLEY,
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FOR THE TOILET.
RUSH.

The rush we have had for WALL
PAPER in the last week not only
proves that advertising pays, but
that 1t pays all who want WALL
PAPER to see our samples before
buying. VIII take pleasure in send
ing our books of samples to your
house for inspection.
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT & OIL CO.,
Corner Congress and whitaker.
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Green Cove Springs. Fla. Aug. s-John
Roberts was killed by lightning here to-
cay about o'clock while al work during
severe thunda storm
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Atlanta, Ga.

The care, skin and experience necessary
fitting proper glasses to the eyes are apparent
to every intelligent person. Thousands Of PEG
pie suffer pain in the head, headache and loss
Of eyesight entirely from the use OF inferior
glasses or glasses not properly fitted to the eye.
We cordially invite the public to call and sec
US, have their eyes examined professionally BY
an expert without charge and obtain glasses if
required
New glasses put in your old frames and all
other repairing at short notice.
DIR. NJ. sCHWAB 8 SON.
No. q Bull street, Savannah, Ca
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HANNIS, HANNIs, HANNIs.

Hannis is honest whisky, distilled by
honest people, and sold at an honest
price. The man that does not investigate
Hannis before buying whisky is not a
wise buyer. We guarantee to save you at
least ten per cent.
HENRY SOLOMON & son,
Hannis Agents.
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THE RENT is DUE"

III MINT Is DUE
A familiar but much dreaded an
nouncement, and it comes twelve times
year and must be met by hard earned
dollars or out you CO."
OWN YOUR HOME.
BE your own landlord. No raising OF
rents or eviction.
1t need not take any more than you
pay al present 1t takes ten years; but
then the PROPERTY Is YOURS.
Full information given at
lis Bryan street.
Chatham Real Estate and Improve
ment Company.
NJ. j Solomons. Sec'y and Treas.
Loans made on property for repairs
or Improvement
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NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS
Does the finest dyeinG and securing.
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in the
city. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned
and repaired on short notice. Whit
aISer and State Streets.
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sTRAYED,

STRAYED,
From my lot on Bolton street, near
OFT, "A large black Newfoundland
bitch. Answers TO the name OF
Turk. Finder will be rewarded by
bringing the dog 90
n. LOGAN, City Market.
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DEATHS.

KlNG.-Died, at Tai Au Flu. China. May
30. 1875. Fannie X, wife OF Rev. William u.
King.
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TIMES ARE HARD.

TIMES ARE HARD.
PRICES Low.
LEMONS 15c dozen.
THOMPsON's POTASH Zoe can.
DEVILLED HAM sc can.
DEVILED HAM Zoe can.
4 packages SOAP POWDER zoe.
IL OF. package SOAP POWDER 4c,
ANGOsTORA BITTERs 75c.
OLIVEs per quart zoe.
LIE CONTE PEARS per peck csc.
COOKING APPLES per peck 25c.
OLD RELIABLE,
EST. S. w. BRANCH.
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WHAT WE ARE DOING!
Catering to first-class and desirable
family trade. What we do we do we'll
WHAT WE ARE NOT DOlNGi
Pushing promiscuous trade, and pill
ing up profits or the debit side OF our
ledger. We sell tirst-class Groceries to
hrst-class customers. Come and try US,
MASTICK n REMLER,
Liberty and Drayton streets.
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BIRD FANCIERS
Win find complete line OF BIRD
REMEDIES
AT BISHOPS DRUG STORES.
Broughton and Houston,
and
~ HABERsHAM AND HALL
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EXHIBITION DRILL
by THE SAVANNAH CADETS
AT HOTEL TYBEE

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. O, 1898.
The company will give an ex-
tended order sIxirmish drill on the
beach in front of hotel. 1t win be
an exhibition well worth seeing,
The day will close with a ball, ten
dered the company by the prOprie-
tors.
Tide just right for bathing to .
u. IN.
Trains leave island ut 0:3O, 0uO
and 11;3O d. IN. this day only.
BOHAN q COWAN.
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store corner bay and barnard
streets, now occupied by Tiedeman
a Bro. Possession September LIST.
KOLLOCII ~ sCREVEN,
o. Bay street,
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NJ. l.. EXLEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Hehry holshOrn, c. II. Koeneman J. G.
Ohslek. Geo. Schroeder. c. Gerken. j. H. Ba
qenhoop; ii G Heuisler J. II. Helmken. c.
Wagner.
NJ. l.. EXLEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
THUNDERBOLT.
TIVOLI PARK.
NIGHTLY PERFORMANCE OF
WILLIAMS & WOODS
VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.
SUNDAY, AUGUST THE 4th.
MISS ETHEL CARTER,
The Queen of the Clouds,
will make
BALLOON ASCENSION AND
PARACHUTE LEAP
SUNDAY EVENING
With Prof. zenO's New Balloon, sa-
Iu TivOII.
This will be the first time that n
lady has made IA Parachute Leap I'm
Savannah. Every one should see It,
TAKE THE ELECTRIC STREET CAR
LINE.
Also Grand Performance of the
united Vaudeville company from sn-
vannah and ThunderbiIt.
FINE GOODS,
Low PRICES.
New Jelly in 5-Ib. pals, zoe each.
New Preserves in 5-Ib. pals, soc
each.
Fine FreestOne Peaches in baskets.
Fine Melons, Toe each.
Fine Country Butter, zoe pound.
New Lot Magnolia Ham, IL 1-2c
pound.
Fine Lot Preserving Pears, 25c
peck.
White Brandy for Peaches, s1.75
per gallon.
olives in full quart bottles, soc
each.
olives in full pint bottles, csc each.
Buy five dollars worth above for
cash and get a ticket to Wilmington
Island free.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE AsSOCIA-
TION,
C. $. VAN HORN, Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
stoves and Furnishing Goods, also
All Kinds of Pistols, Cartridges,
Fishing Tackle, miscellaneous
Kitchen Ware, Farm Implements,
Etc.
We have some special prices on
all of these goods and can offer "a
number of inducements. Our stores
nre well stocked and we are deter
mined to have what people want
We do not intend any one to go away
without getting what he wants.
full line of everything in our
trade. Call on us for prices.
II. ID. & WIN. BALTIMORE,
Successors Lowell & baltimore
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SUNDAY, AUGUST THE 4th.
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33SS MISS ETHEL CARTER, GOO
QUEEN OF THE CLOUDS
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THUNDERBOLT.
TIVOLI PARK.

NIGHTLY PERFORMANCE OF
WILLIAMS & WOODS
VAUDEVILLE COMPANY
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) YOUNG MEN,
LISTEN TO WAKEFIELD.
Here's your chance to finish ,
out the summer at small cost.
VIII you take advantage of it?
I'm going 10 place a lot OF fash I
ionaole goods on the market at [
prices that are a sacrifice. 4
Come get In.
On tomorrow Monday you'll
find these goods marked at
ridiculously low prices and il
you need anything in the line
come, ami save your money by
buying stylish goods at the low
est prices you ever heard of.
HERE THEY ARE;
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
SUMMER HOSIERY,
STYLISH STRAW HATS,
AND WHITE SHIRTS
Be sensible and drop In.
WAKEFIELD.
BULL STREET.
,o~e>o~o~e%S~e%e>S>s~o~e~;
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OF LOCAL INTEREST,

At the meeting of the G. A. R. held Saturday evening Commander J, D, Thompson presided. Comrade Kenyon of the New Jersey post was the guest of the evening. There was no muster or roll call. only the regular routine busi- ness being transacted.
 Tomorrow being legal holiday the usual holiday hours will be observed at the postof1ice. The carriers will make only one delivery. which will be after the arrival of the morning mail from New York. The stamp, money order and registery departments will close at noon. The general delivery window will be open from to in the evening.
 The young ladies class of the New Haven Turn Verein announce that their annual ball will take place at Turn hall Monday evening, October 2S.
 The new elevator in the county build ing will begin to run regularly on Mon- day. and sherman Warren will be the elevator man.
 Mrs. Harrison Weed of 26 Beers street who has been seriously i'll for three weeks, is slowly recovering.
 Frederick VonBeren of the firm ot Brown and FonBeren, is receiving con- gratulations on the arrival of an eleven pound boy at his home
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Lymans and 6 Miss Lydia Augustus.
 The prime mover in this effort to provide for the religious needs of the colored people In this city at that time was young white man by the name of Simeon E. Jocelyu, who not only gath cred colored people around him, but took steps toward providing for them a place of habitation,
 In his efforts to serve this much neg lected class in this community he was persecuted and quite often shamefuly abused by citizens of this place. His colored disciples many times had to act as body guard in seeing him home afr ter services. No wonder he became a staunch, uncompromising abolitionist, and hailed with joy the day which saw the sun rise upon four millions of these dark children of Africa as freedmen" "
 In 1878, when preparing to leave this country as a missionary to Africa, l met this venerable son of Connecticut in the rooms of the American Mission ary association at New York, and re- ceived his blessing as he bade us God speed in our mission to Africa's benight- ed millions. .... Little did I dream then that l would ever preach in church, of which he | was the persecuted founder, in the city of New Haven. Wondrous are the leadings of Providence!
 Judge Livingston W. Cleaveland of
 our city is a worthy lineal descendant
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THE 18TH ANNIVERSARY
OF ORWELL AVENUE CONGREGA-
 TIONAL CHURCH OBSERVED.

A Historical Sketch of tho Church Society
 by Rev. MT. Miller, the Pastor-some of
 the Former Pastors-History of the Or
 ganization-Ser1nonb by Rev. MT. Meserve
 In the Afternoon-Inclement Weather
 Kept Many Away.
 The services at the DiXwell avenue Congregational church yesterday pos sessed particular interest for the con- gregaton from the fact that the occa- sion was the seventy-ffth anniversary of the organization of the church soci- ety.
 Rev, A. P. Miller, the pastor, preached the morning sermon, which was most interesting, as it gave a history of the society, its efforts and things accom- plished up to the present time. The pull pit and altar were prettily decorated in flowers of the season, and despite the indictment weather the congregation as- sembled was of goodly size.
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1: 1: DAYS
BOSTON TO
 CALIFORNIA

On October 20 the SANTA FEE ROUTE will inaugurate new and strictly limited first-c1ass service to Southern California. THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED will leave Chicago at 6 p m. daily ,reach- ing Los Angeles and San Diego in three days and San Francisco in three and a half days,-thus reducing the time half a day.
 Equipment will consist of superb new Vestibuled Pullman Palace and Com- partment Sleepers, Chair Car and Din- ing Car, through from Chicago to Los Angeles without change. Entire train lighted by Pintsch gas.
 This will be the fastest and most luxurious service via any line to Cali- fornia. The present train leaving Chicago at 10:00 p. m. will be continued. carrying through Palace Sleeper and Tourist Sleeper to San Francisco, and Tourist Sleeper to Los Angeles.
 Full particulars obtained by address, ing
 $. w. Manning, General New England
 Agent, 332 Washington Street,
 BOSTON.
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ey lenders Is apparent from the contin- ued loan reduction, Outstanding dis counts of clearing house institutions have fallen $l6,OOO,OOO in the last four weeks, and as this was contraction ir- respective of demand, 1t must be plain why idle foreign capital has found em- ployment in New York, and why, con Isequently, sterling exchange rates have declined. If the heavy government pen sion disbursements later in the week had enjoyed their fair share in the "av- craze" computation, the bank returns of cash holdings would probably be less favorable. Nevertheless. at least $4.- 0O0 900 was shipped west and south thls week.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers. 46 Broadway, New York. and 15 Center street. New Haven:
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Etnamc1al.
As a Whole the Days Market Was Feature
 less and Narrow.


 New York, Oct. 12-No attention was paid to the Americans to-day, London being too much absorbed in it's own af- fairs. Our security prices had, there fore, no impulse whatever from that quarter. The local market hardly nov ed, and its few changes were of little interest.
 The granger stocks were strong, ad- vancing F to % on reports of rate ad- justments in the west. The general list was disposed to follow; the break in Leather shares, on the familiar indus trial profit taking, alone offered vari- ety.
 As whole the days market was fea- 1 tureless and narrow. The weekly bank statement made better showing 1f local currency contraction than had | been anticipated. It reports a decrease in holdings for the week, practically all in legal tender money. of S9,940, zoo. ! The shrinkage in bank reserves, since l September's opening, thus reaches a to- tai of SS5. .326 900, or 1913 per cent. What 1 this has involved to the banks as mon-
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S1 900 Appropriated. A

Middletown, Oct. 13.-At the town meeting held last night $1.0OO was ap- propriated for the use of the Russell H.rary. This is the first time the town has appropriated money in aid of this institution. The salary Of the first se- lectman was increased to S1,2OO and that official will do all the work of the board.
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MORSE WAS on THE wARPATH.
Cornered In II House, He Broke A way
aud Gave the Police a Chase


Albert Morse, a negro, was evidently bent
on getting into trouble yesterday morning.
He went 10 n stable near Sixth and X
streets northwest, and became involved in
a quarrel with John McDouell, residing on
X street.
Morse was elected by McDouell and went
into Il nearby alley. Some minutes later
Bette Monroe, a colored woman, rushed up
to Policeman Morgan and excitcdly told
him Morse lad tried to murder her.
Accompanied by the woman the policeman
entered house in the alley and after much
parleying. convinced Morse that his presence
was required at No. 2 station.
The wanted man then stepped out the
front door and ii took five squares of hard
sprinting to capture him. The charges OF
iisordeTly conduct and assault and battery
were lodged against the man.
Great money-ra Using sale OF cloth
ing NJ New York Clothing House, 81
Seventh st. y. w.
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INFIDELS And INFlDELITY
Strong Sermon on Unbslief by Rev
Gilbert Williams.
He Discusses the Subject at II Service
for the brotherhood of st.
Andrew.

The services at ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church last evening were under the auspices
of the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew. A
large congregation was present and lis.
tened TO an eloquent discourse by Rev.
Gilbert S. Williams on the Philosophical
view of Infideis and Infidelity."
DR.. Williams spoke from the text They
are of the world, therefore speak they
of the world, and the world heareth them.
Weare of God; he that knoweth odheareth
US; he that is not of God heareth not US.
Hereby know we the spirit of the truth
and the spirit of error as found in the
fourth chapter OF st. John, the fifth and
sixth verses.
There is a great deal OF wonderful
wisdom in these words" said TIE speaker.
They constitute really test OF fsith
ami OF unbclief. Surely IL is of the utmost
hport1 nee to us, to all men, indeed,
to understand and see the perfect truth
which these words convey. There must
be some reason why some men are believers
In the sacred Scriptures and others ridi-
cule and repudiate them.
"Why are some men Christians and Others
iDfidels? Men Of intelligence, so far
as headwork is concerned, are on both sides
of the line AMI among both these classes,
so that the truth or untrnth OF sacred
Scriptures cannot possibly he said Ia be
a matter which is TO ne decided by learning
ever 30 profound or ever so refined.
''Men of great minds are numbered
anon. ,nfiicis and atheists and repre- sent
all professions and rank and all depart
ments of knowledge. Now, If IL be true.
and it il true that similar causes viii
produce similar effects, then an men
of Il certain degree OF intrellectual develop
meut. if the intellect or mind determines
a man concerning the truth of the Bible
and claims of the Christian religion, will
either be Christians or inridcls.
''Riiicule is n weapon used by weak
men and little minds, says an eminent
literary authority, when they have the
wrong side of question and are at
a loss for arguments.
'Ridicule is commonly the strongest in
strnmcnt OF ignorance and error. 1t is
the chief weapon Of infidelty and always
has been, and so nothing Is so ridiculed
by the sceptic as religion and the Bible.
We learn by the text why some persons
believe the holy scriptures of religion and
others reject them.
And we moreover learn that all who |
eject them are not OF God. 1t is because !
he people who reject the Scriptures are |
not of God, but of the world that they |
nave no joy and peace and satisfaction in |
the things oil God.
The fool hath said in, his heart there
S no God. Its thecondition OF the heartthcn
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RAID THAT FELL THROUGH.
Alleged Opium Joint That the Police
Did Not Find.

Something was to have dropped in 4
northwest precinct last night, which did
not. About a week ago the police re-
ceived complaint TO the effect that
certain Chinese laundry was more of an
opium smoke house than a legitimate wash
shop. The complaint set forth that num-
bers of men entered the premises and that
women passed in and out at various times
and in varying degree OF sobriety.
Sleuths were set upon the case and after
cycling the place for proper period, re-
ported that the complaint was welifounded.
II was decided that the la undry would have
to go. Preparations were made TO pull
1t and just before the raid man was sent
TO see that everything was in readiness
and that an adequate number of the hitters
of the pipe We're within.
These gentlemen brought back the in
formation that the upper stories Of the
building were used as a dwelling by poor
but respectable people and that the only
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Sober Sunday Night.

One Of the main features OF last night,
from a police standpoint, was the scarcity
OF "druuks." Fewer were landed last night
than on any previous Sunday night during
the year. No plausible reason could be
assigned for this, because the air was
raw and chilly and the usual temptations
to drink existed. One explanation was that
the Sunday dealers were little more
cautious, or a little less careless than usual
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Ten Thousand Heard Moody.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 3.-Ten thousand people
packed the Moody Tabernacle this even
ing and night to hear the great evangelist
At the evening services several thousand
were turned away from the door. At the
afternoon hour Mr.. Moody preached upon
the regeneration of the South.
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means Of access and egress they had was
through the Chinese laundry. This WIS
a good explanation why women entered
and left the house so often. This report
was confirmed by further exploration
and the raid fell through.
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The Times Will display them on II
mann 10Th canvas In front of The
Times Building Tuesday night.
The herald., 1895-01-11

day. That IL that about three times
the number OF blank petisiond were
taken ont Of the Office. and there are
known to be several long lists being
fllsd that will not be in for few days
yst. Whom they are received the big
memorial will take hinge jump.
A. tits there is no complaint to make.
II the increase OF 200 per day continues
for ten days more-as thers il every
promise Of it doing-ths 10000 mark
will have bean attained through the in
creass alone.
The movement is now fairly started.
The San Pedro hsrbor petition Ia being
discusaed--and signed-wherevsr the
people read the newspapsrs. The out
aide districts. are taking an immense
nterest in tho memorial and every mail
brings to this Office scores OF REQ quests for
petition bIsnks. signed coupons cut out
OF tho papsr, snd many cheerius words
for The HERALD. ,...s
The press has taken tho matter up
viaoroualv. No one Il witholdinR hls
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Southern Pacific to get into Pasadena q
discrimination cn the part Of that oon-
pany to buy ous the Terminal and thns
control transportation to both San Pedro
and Santa Monica. The willingness or
unwillingnsss OF the Terminal to sell 10
o factor not discussed In speculation
over this rumor. II being taken for
granted. doubtlsss, that the Southern
Pacific can buy whatsosvsr property 1t
elects to acquire. But tho San Pedro
harbor question is independent OF all
such considerations, and the demand for
an appropriation for its improvement is
too strong and too general to bs- ignored.
When three boards OF government en-.
gineers, the Los Angeles chamber OF
commerce, and other bodies and repre-
sentative individuals without number,
not to mention the press. unite In asking
that the harbor Of the future be estab-
.lishsd 1t San Pedro. there is no need for
any congressional committees or for any
further hesitation ON the subject.
What the Star says i The ruth. .and