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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Comprehensive Report OF The
Commission Appointed By
The Legislature
HANOWORK OF PUPILS
Success OF Maintaining Manual Training
Depends Upon State Funds

Industrial Education in Maryland is
set forth, together with its needs and
what it has ACCOMPLISHED in the re-
port of 1.-The Commission to Make
inquiry and Report to the LegisIa-
ture of Maryland Respecting the Sub
ject of Industrial Education Just
issued.
The report is complete and compre-
hensive and covers one hundred and
twenty one pages. 1t is fully illus
trated, one entire page being given
over to the Manual Training Depart
ment of the Annapolis High School,
showing the members of the class,
their work and what the local indus
trial school has accomplished unde r
the eyes of Annapolitans.
The chairman of the Commission on
Industial Education is DIR. Richard
Grady, of this city, who was appoint
ed to this honored ana responsible
position by Governor Crothers. The
book is we'll compiled. 1t is a COM
prehensive study of industrial train
ing. The cause of industrial educa-
ton has been gaining support in in
telligent quarters for long time.
It's Importance cannot be overesti-
mated. In its report the Maryland
Commission says:
''In education and industries our
State has thousands of boys and
girls to rear Alright. Nothing is
clearer than that results turn upon
training. 1t is becoming more and
more obvious every day that stead
lily increasing weight of response
bility must rest upon the schools.
We do not lack schools for those who
wish to enter the professions, or who
desire to follow business career; but
as yet little has been done to afford
a practical training to those who
must work with their hands.
The success of maintaining indus
trial education depends upon State
funds; cities and counties will have
to be encouraged by liberal State sup
port as obviously industrial schools
will be a greater factor in advanc-
ing the industries of the whole
State, commercial activities as we'll
as manufacturing interests.
Before entering upon industrial
training pupils should have had some
form of handwork, say, for one hour
a day. Industrial training should
begin after the ordinary school work
is fairly completed, and as soon as
the muscles are strong enough to
handle the lighter tools of industry
safely. Under ordinary conditions
the vocational schools should be
open to children who are thirteen
or fourteen years of age"
The report shows conclusively that
the trend of the modern education is
toward the practical. The world is
seeking better methods of manufac
turing products, and educated heads
and hands to devise these methods.
? The only way for Americans to
forge ahead is through industrial and
technical schools and the value of
these cannot be too highly estimated.
The report should be read by every
teacher and every parent in the
State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01
BIRDS HELP THE FARMERS
An Investigation Shows That Few Are
Destructive

Birds are, as a rule. more helpful
than harmful to the farmer. This is
the opinion expressed in a Depart
ment of Agriculture bulletin on the
result of Investigations as to the
effect Of California birds upon the
fruit industry Of that state.
The more the food habits of birds
are studied, it is said, the more evil
dent becomes the fact that with
normal distribution of species and IA
fair supply of natural food, the dam
age to agricultural products by birds
is small compared with the benefit.
Few birds, says the report. are al
ways and everywhere so destructive
that their determination can be urged
on sound economic principles.
After studying the food habits Of
the seventy species which live among
the orchards and vineyards on the
Pacific coast, it was found that but
four species, the linnet, the California
jay, the stellar jay and the red breast
ed sapsucker, can be regarded as Of
doubtful utility.
Get at safe FREE from Annapolis
Banking d Trust Co. open Saturdays
till r. Nj. other week days till =. NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01
FOR SECOND TERN
The Governor Urged To Run Again

Though Governor Crothers will
not discuss the proposition, friends
say they hope to persuade him, II
the situation remains as it is now,
to be a candidate for denomination,
says the Sunday Baltimore Sun.
They feel that he will practically
be compelled to run again for the
reason that by the time he finishes
out this present term the improve
ments which he has outlined will
have been only half finished. Aside
from this many proposed improve
ments and reforms, which he has
advocated. will necessitate legisla-
tion by the General Assembly in
1912.
BY quitting at the end of his
term, his friends say, he will be
taking his hand off the plough be-
fore he has finished the job.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01
THE MARINES DEFEATED
BIaney Steals HON. With Winning Run
In Ninth

The Gas and Electric White Sox
of Baltimore defeated the United
States Marines Saturday afternoon
at Spring Gardens Oval, Baltimore,
z 10 6.
The Marines drew first blood in the
opening session by scoring one run
on felder's choice, which did not
connect with Blaney in time to cut
off the run. The Gas and Electric
boys tied things up in the third and
forged ahead in the sixth and sew
enth. In the eighth by a base on
balls, two hits and an error the Ma
rines climbed up, making the score
5 TO 8, and in the ninth, by punching
their hits, they tied the score and
forged one run in the lead.
In their half of the ninth the White
Sox came back strong, and by COM
bination of hits and errors tied the
score. The game ended when Bia.
neg, who had got TO third base. stole
home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01
THE PLEBES LOSE
Annapolis Team Defeats Fourth Class
Naval Academy Score 6 TOI

Saturday afternoon the newly or
ganized baseball team of the fourth
class midshipmen met the crack An
napolis nine On the Academy diamond.
The game resulted in a victory for
the city lads by the comfortable
score of 6 to /.
1t was a finely contested game
throughout, only one error being
credited against each team. Annap-
oils however, won by more timely
batting, they touched up the ''plebe"
pitchers for total of nine safeties.
The lineup:
Annapolis-Thomas, c.; Clark, 2b
Grove, 1b; Melville, s. S; Chappell,
3b; Hanske, !. f.; Spangler, c. f;
Tucker, and Muhlmeiser, r. f.; Dixon
and Cooper, p.
Navy Plebes-Denning and Rey.
nolds, 1b; Callahan, |. f.. Walden, S.
s. Ingram. C. E.; Manon, 3b; Turn.
age and Downey, c.; Nichols, 2b
Wolf, f.; McReavy and Vinson, p.
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Receiving Congratulations

Mayor Thomas Wilson Smith, of
Arundel-on- on-the-Bay and Washington,
is receiving congratulations on the
advent of another grandson. A son
was born in Washington Saturday,
July 80 to the wife of Capt. Charles
Sanderson, u. S. M. C. The father
of the new baby is now in the Philip
pines, but has been ordered to head
quarters in Washington. The baby S
mother was. before her marriage,
Miss Mabel Smith, of Washington.
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Honor Roll OF ST. Martins Sunday School

On the honor roll of st. Martins
Sunday y-school there appears for the
month of July the following names ::
Superintendent, Mr.. William Hell
Ter, Louis Schulz, Werner Woth,
Eleanora Bembe, Helen Schulz,
Louise Rausch, Margaret Schulz,
Miss Hedwig Schaefer. Elizabeth
Schulz, Lena Schulz, Ellie Schulz,
Elizabeth Haramn, Gerard te Groen,
William te Groen, John Nolte, Fred
Koos, Frances Koos, Wlyde Mills,
Albert Mills, William Weaver, Miss
Sophie Heller, Marie Weaver, Paul
te Groen, Miss Martha Schulz, Henry
Weaver, Willie Schulz, Miss Marga-
ret Heller, Elizabeth Koch, Elmilie
Harmon, Willie Smith, John te Groen,
Helen Holmes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-08-01

F.shiug>a Arundel-on-the Bay was
never better than il is this year. On
Saturday evening two cottagers
caught between them thirty-hve
perch MIR A. b. McManus. of
Washington, caught perch measur-
ing fourteen inches in length and sew
,ral other perch eight and ten inches
long. Most Of the cottagers enjoyed
h.h for breakfast Sunday morning
which they had caught themsel yes
the evening previous.
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On Long Water Trip

Today DR.. William A. Hollidayoke
and Mr.. Charles Chance left for New
London, Conn, where they will
bring to Annapolis by water trip
a lunch intended for gentleman in
this city. The young men antiei-
nate a pleasant return trip by water
from New London to Annapolis.
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On The Sick List

Mr.. w. w Woodward, deputy clerk
of the Court. is confined TO his home
by slight indisposition. Mr.. Wood
ward is very popular and has many
friends who wish for his speedy re-
covery.
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Chamber OF Commerce

The regular monthly meeting of
The Chamber of Commerce will be
held tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
As this is an important meeting.
all members are urged to be present.
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Get at safe FREE from Annapolis
Banking d Trust Co. open Saturdays
till 6 +. NJ. other week days till =. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

session OF this body held September
"a. 1910 q. c. c. D. 1881 authorizing
Controller 20 draw warrant In favor
be and the ssme 70 hereby rsscindsd;
and further
Resolved. That the Controller be- and
he 10 hereby directed to draw his war;
OF Harry stickney for the sum of e76
in full settlement Of all claim for
personal injuries. provided this amount
be accepted within thirty days from
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimel.
Ellis, Field. Freiwald. Garvey. Grind
ley. Gutman, HARPER. Heating. koe-
mig. Konkel. Lempke. Ostrowski.
owen. Reinhardt. Rosenthal Rutter.
Schultz. Shapland. Skrxycki. Thomp-
wing, link. zoeller. and the Presi-
dent--31.
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Grade Separation.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen-Your Committee on 9raue
s sensns1,Hn 10 from the CITY Engineer
relative to vacating a small portion OF
Fourteenth avenue south OK Baker
street. respectfully report tnat uy
NJ c. r. r. depot the retaining wall on
the north side OF N. c. r. n. right-ot.
way on Fourteenth avenue soutn Oh
Baker street 10 shifted little TURNER i,ns
and BY reason thereof the City En-
gineer recommends that this small sec
tion Of Fourteenth avenue adoinins
ton OF Fourteenth avenue aaJomanS !,
see no objection. and We therefore rec
ommend the adoption OF the following
resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. A. OWEN.
WILLIAM F. zoELLEER.
ANDREW Z WALSH.
JAMES VERNON.
Accepted and on leave the follow
Ing resolution was offered
ni resolved a,r. I" That AN that part OF
Fourteenth avenue described as fol-
lows: Beginning at point In the west
line of Fourteenth avenue, sl.s6 ieet
southeriy from the south line OF Bake, ,
along said west line OF Fourteenth
avenue TO a point in the old northerly
right -of-w way line OF the M. c. X. H..
said old northerly right f-way line to
point 17.5 feet westerly, measured
at right angles to the east line OF
Fourteenth avenue: thence north
westerly 1887 feet to the place OF
beginning" be and the same is hereby
vacated.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Burton, Deimel
a
ley. Gutman. HARPER, Heating. Koenis
Konkel, Lempke. Ostrowski. owen
Reinhardt. Rosenthal, Rutter. Schultz
Shapland, Skrzycki. Thompson. Tossy
Vernon, Walsh, Watson. Wing, link
Zoelier. and the President-3l.
Nays-None.
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Accepted, and referred to the Com
From Department Of Parks and
1oulaxaeda.

To the Honora BILE the Common Council:
Gsntlsmen--This department asked
for $500 TO change the forced draft sys-
TEN In the power plant on Belle Isle
park. which was necessary on account
Of dampness. The $500 was allowed.
but when the work was done IL exceed
ed ia cost the amount asked by Sslsi
An appropriation of $4,000 was asked
and allowed for work on Inselrhue
dock on Belle Isle park. We found.
when we came TO do the work. a large
number of old spiles which had TO be
pulled out. and 10 do this. together
with other unforeseen work which had
To be done. cost some $500 more than
was estimated. and therefore. In order
TO pay the bills contracted IL will re-
quire $500 more money.
There remains sufficient money In
the surplus receipts OF this department
to more than meet the requirements;
therefore. i would ask your Honorable
Body permission TO transfer from ac-
count No. 90 surplus receipts OF this
department, the sum OF t6s1.91. $91 81
to be credited to account No. 102. draft
system, and 5000 to be credited to ac-
count No. 226. dock. InseIrhue. TO be
used for the purposes above stated.
Respectfully yours,
NJ r. HuRLBUT.
Commissioner.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
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Hon. Charles A. Nichols.
City Clerk.
Dear Strive beg to acknowledge
receipt OF your notice OF the action OF
the Common Council at the session OF
Oct. 4. 1910, relative to requests Tor
the Installation OF arc lights at the fol-
lowing locations
Elm street. between Brooklyn and
Trumbull avenues
Muliett street. between Hastings and
Rivard streets.
Chestnut street. midway between st.
Aubin avenue and Dequindre streets.
East Grand Boulevard. between Wa
terloo and Charlevoix streets.
Joseph Campau avenue and Theodore
street
Mackay and Anspach streets
In neighborh0od of Goodwin ana
Westminster avenues.
And advise you that the same were
noted and filed on Oct Z, 1910.
Yours respectfully.
r. r. BOWLER.
Secretary.
Accepted and placed on nle.
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Claims and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Controllers list of Approved Accounts
OF October II. 1910. respectfully report
that we have examined the same. and
believing them to be correct. recon-
mend that they be paid from the
proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN GRINDLEY.
JAMES VERNON.
GODFREY FkErwALD.
r. NJ WATSON,
STEPHEN - SKRZYCKI
Accepted and adopted as follows:
3 Yeas-Ald. Allan. Burton. Defined.
Ellis. Field, Freiwaid. Garvey, Grind
ley. Gutman; HARPER, keatins KSe-
owen. Reinhardt, RosenthaL Rutter.
Schultz. Shapland. Skrzycki. Thomp-
son. Tossy. Vernon. Walsh. Watson.
dent-31.
Nays-None.
To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen ,cca aonr w wh,nn tee on
under further consideration claim OF
Harry Stickney for damages on ac-
count OF personal injury, respectfully
the sum offered him In settlement by
resolution adopted September az, 1910.
and we have agreed with his attorney
on settlement Al 40. we recommend
adoption of accompanying resolution.
JOHN GRINDLEY.
JAMES VERNON,
GODFREY FREIWALD.
WM KOENIG,
b NJ WATSON,
sCHAS r.. WING
STEPHEN ~ SKRZYSKI
Accented. and, leave being granted.
the following was offered:
BY Aid. Grindley,
Resolved that resolution adoption at
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MARrIN J. o0IRoWeKI.
Accepted. and on leave the following
T Sr xla' dv wsrs offered
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and u hereby author
issd and directed 20 issue . permit 70
r. {: Kinssi to construct display case. II
nsr Of 0riswold and Michigan avenues.
Provided, That said work shall be per-
Termed under the supervision OF the De-
partmsnt OF Public Works. and In accord
proved by kaid department. and
Provided. furthe-, That no rights In
the public streets shall be considered
waived by this permission. which is
said display case and ali distractions in
connection Herewith shall be removed at
any time when so directed by the Com
Ellis. Field. Fretwsld. Carney Grind
Icy: Gltman. HARPER Keating kosnig'
shapiand. skiyycki. rhompsor. Tessy.
Vernon. Walsh, Watson. Wing. link,
Zoeller. and the President--31.
Nays-None.
Resolved, That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby au-
thorized and directed to issue a permit
10 JdUleS Il. bdfrett 10 CONSTRUCT otSpt
between lot line and sidewalk north
side Of Antoinette street. between
Woodward and Cass avenues.
Provided. That said work shall bs
Department OF Public Works. and II
accordance with plans submitted tS
aud approved by said Department.; ant
Provided. further. That no rights In tn.
waived by this permission. which 1,
granted expressly on the condition tha'
| said steps and all distractions In con
nection Herewith shall be removed a
any time when so directed by the Com
| mon Council.
Adopted as follows:
| Yeas--Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimel
Ellis, Field, Freiwald. Carney. Grind
ley. Gutman. HARPER. Heating Kc"n'a
Konksl. Lempke, Ostrowski. Owen
Reinhardt. Rosenthal, kutter. ScnL.s,
shapland Skrzycki, Thompson, rossy
| Vernon. Walsh. Watson. Wing. link
| Nays--None.
BY Aid. Goeschal:
Resolved. That the Department o
Public Works be and is hereby au
init to Mr.. Graham to construct step
between sidewalk and lot line nortl
side OF Antoinette street bstwee'
| Provided. That said work shall b
/ performer under the supervision OF TIN
Department Of Public Works. and /,
accordance with plans submitted to an
approved by said Department: an
| Provided, further. That no rights II
the public streets shall be considers
waived by this permission, which 4
granted epressly on the condition tina
said steps and all distractions In con
nection Herewith shall be removed a
any time when so directed by the Com
mon Council.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Burton. Define
| Ellis. Field Freiwald Garyev Grind
ley, Gutman. HARPER, Heating. Koeni.
konkel. Lempke, Ostrowski, Over
| Reinhardt. Rosenthal. Rutter, Schult,
Shapland, SkrzycLi, ThoInpson Toss,
| Vernon, Walsh, Watson, Wing, Zinl
Zoeller. and the President--3l.
| Nays--None.
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great white plague.
MODERN wOoDMEN OF AMERICA
Accepted and adopted.
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From Clerk Of the Recorders Court.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--T respectfully report to
your honorable body that n jury duly i'm
penelled In the Recorders Court. In the
matter OF opening Cobb Place from Thir-
tIeth street to Beeole Avenue where not
already open so feet wide as publlc
street and highway. rendered a verdict In
favor OF said opening September 10th.
1910. which was confirmed by the court
October 9Th. 1910.
Tn accordance with the statute, 7 here
with transmit certified copy OF said
verdict, and of the judgment Of confirma-
Respectfully.
JOHN A. GROGAN
Clerk
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Gentlemen--In reply To notice from
This Office the following proposals were
received for the construction OF Theodore
street Public Sewer; $500 40
Juiius Porath ............... .$3,soV w
WIN. Porath .......'...'..''' 1927 90 o".
John Ginzel ...........'...'' .'ooVVaa o o0
John 1n,s 3 ! Ane,p il the lowest bidder
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the said low
est bidder and hereby asks the approvaI
and confirmation OF the same by your
n0"0r Respectfully submitted:
j. j. HAARER,
Commissioners.
Referred to Committee on Sewers
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I herewith submit to your
honorable body my report for the week
ending October the 9Th. 1910.
The gas supplied during the above
period by the two plants OF the Detroit
city Gas Co was found on test 10 meet
the requirements OF the city ordinance.
The west side product showed an aver
age Illuminating value OF 1859 candies
That from Station r on the east SIDE
averaged 1885 candles. The heat units
on the mixed gases averaged 62s IS. ~.
Us. gross per cubic foot OF gas. No
ammonia or hydrogen sulphide was
found The total sulphur ~ os per sra iDe c"0'c
The illuminatin value OF the Eight
ecnth Ward product supplied by the De-
troit & Suburban Gas Co. on the sth was
1898 candles against requirement OF
1900 candles. The same was nrougn,
sos Il. r. Us. gross per cubic foot OF
Gas. No hydrogen sulphide was found. !.
The gas pressure, excepting several
fluctuations. was Ir all districts consis-
tent with tho ordinance.
Respectfully submitted:
Il. r. HYLAND.
Gas Inspector.
Accepted and placed on file.
FROM THE SAME.
tn the Honorable the Common Council:
pentlemen-Tn compliance with reso-
,ution adopted by your honorable body
october 22nd 1907. beg to report for
the week ending with October sth. 1910,
there were twenty-seven t27) complaints
received at this Office and the garbage
collection depot for the non-collection OF
garbage and dead animals. or an average
OF four and three-sixth q 3-6) complaints
Respectfully submitted
j. J. HAARER,
Commissioner.
Referred To Committee on Health and
City Hospitals.
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swain avenha (Ues4 -

::: A: !: :' :!:!'' g
i.ssi-i. Detroit. sS-W, ses.s< Ri
Of all that part % p G.. ~ lylpG @3@|
north Of and adjoinln9 nS1vooteS aecp<1|
also .. ~ feet Of Lot I e 1Doam q ~
esfs sub, ETC., .. 3. Hnldw1W 4venlo1v A
Ing occupied ~ Mssy ys,Ss esnspl
psu.s Sub. Of w. half o. r. 6. 5e.tuepl
OF Chicago Road. .. 4 vtuewoo6 nveo1,1
being occupied by cr.ft echc9.
W. half Of Frac. Sec. 3. ~. TV6<
Grand Boulevard. being occupied
s.sis. Detroit. .es-1oss II. II. is.s61
OF Dennis J. Cempau's Sub. Of BIoq[
II, Jos. campau Farm. p. c. eOe. ,. r.
Jos. Campau avenue. belonging 70 NJ
igan Fish Hatchery and property Of ~
state or Michigan, upon surrender ~ IN
various certificates herein menfiooc
which were issued him by the City Treat
Adopted a. follows: q
xeas-Ald Allan. Burton. Dvt!u4<
Ellis; Field. Ereiwsld, 0eryey, urIna;
Konksi. Lsmpks. 6strowski. owcs{
Retnhardt, Rosontha1, Rutter, 8chute<
shapland. 9krsycki, Thompsou. Tpnc|
Vernon. Walsh. watson, wing, ztn>|
ZoelleE and the Progident--3l. tt q.
Nays--NonO. N
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From Public Lighting Commission

Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
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From the Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In reply To notice from
this office the following proposals We're
received for the construction OF Theodore
Duh Sewer.
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From the Clerk.

Accepted and placed on nie.
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Road twice by Ute, ordered prIhItu
and laid on the table.
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Councils:
Your Committee on Streets. To whom
was referred the petition OF f. G. Kinsel
for leave to construct display case, u
inches deep on building situate on the
northwest corner OF Griswold and Michi-
gan; and of Mr. Graham and Jas. T..
Barrett for permission To- construct steps
I'm front OF building between sidewalk
and lot line on north side of Antoinette
street between Woodward and Cass. re-
specially report that we have had the
same under consideration and after a
personal investigation, beg leave 10 state
that we can see no objection thereto.
and theref IRE recommend the adoption
OF the following resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. GUTMAN,
~. KOSENTHAL.