The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-10
BESIDES the Report of Munich
pal Investigating Commit
tee, Y. N. B. c. Had Other
important Business.
MASK CARNIVAL WILL BE
HELD TO RAISE FUND
The Club by a Unanimous Vote
Decided to Keep 0rganiza-
ton Out of Politics Will
Take Census Soon.

A lengthy session OF the Young
Mems Business club was held last
evening at the city building at which
time many propositions Of consider
able interest. not only to the club
members. but the citizens at large.
were considered. The meeting was
largely attended and proved to be one
Of the best meetings yet held by the
club. Included in the subjects up for
discussion were: Report on the Glen
Miller matter, the entertainment
question: the band proposition; revis-
ion Of the construction; the probable
ity OF taking q census of the city: the
securing Of permanent headquarters;
the report Of the committee on the
municipal code, Of which full report
10 published elsewhere. and several
other matters equally interesting and
important
In the absence of President r. G..
Leeds who Is on an extended trip
through the west, and Vice President
William N. Bailey, who was at Boston,
Postmaster j. A. Spekenhier presided.
Club Out Of Politics.
One OF the most important decisions
reached was to the effect that the
club shall take no part In political af-
fairs. The impression has been gain
ed by those outside the club that the
organisation itself was responsible.
or would be responsible. for certain
mayoralty candidates coming out.
Politics Is one of the things that the
club tabooes. There was no discus
sion on the subject. the members be
Ing Of one accord that politics was not
for the club
Chairman G. w. Merrill Of the com.
mittee In charge of investigating the
proposition Of selling the front part
Of the Glen. formerly the old cemetery
for the purpose OF purchasing several
additional acres to the east Of the
park. reported that some progress was
being made. However, as the question
ID one Of such Importance. the com.
nlittee asked for continuance until
the next meeting before making .
final report. The committee includes
besides Mr.. Merrill. Wilfred Jessur
and p ]. Freeman.
70 Have Mask Carnival.
The committee investigating the
best means to raise a little money be
sides by solicitation concluded that
mask carnival would be the most
successful and was SO reported BY
Chairman r. L Terrence last evening
The arrangements will be made By
the committee and announced later
The affair will be held some time IN
April In All probability. It was be
lieved by the committee that not onl,
would the affair prove financially sue
ceasful to the club but that those t.
be entertained would derive much en-
joyment.
A communication from Sol FRANKIE
was read IN which he stated that Al
Lm1. Ohio, the Elks lodge Of thai
place made $4,000 Ii one week b,
giving fair and he believed that thu
=. n. B. G. would b paid in invest
gating the Lima. Ohio affair. Thi.
the club VIII do, no doubt.
There has been no final action tax
en- by the committee investigating thu
proposition to organize q forty piecs
city band. Watson r. O'Neal. chair
man Of the COMMITTEES. asked that thu
report b continued for one month
which action was taken BY consent.
70 0Iskrsbuto Copies
The committee which has been n
vestigating the finance 81 the city 10
the past several weeks reported Las
evening After IL reading. Il wal
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