The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-15
PLANS FOR GREAT
CARNEGIE PEACE GIFT
Trustees Headed by Elihu
Root to Have Full Power
Over Fund.
TO FORM CORPORATION
Conor Doesn't Know How to
End War, but Is Sure
There's a Way.

,>HINGToN. Dec IL Andrew Car
rs..- slU.oOo.ooo Gift for the promot ion
~ Irrational peace was announced
.... '1-day al "A meeting Of twenty-five
.. ... twenty seven trustees who have
.. ."...'edrn handle the big fund
.r r.rpose- and scope of the elf,
r.'antIally Is outlined in THE SrN
Forming The trustees ar" left fre.,
...,s.'" the income which will he. about
s...r wear. IN tn. nrer.s, nf world.
rr.s IsL"" The t"usr il To be- erpetual
..u les :n-d IA much for the continrl
a.." ii IN" peac. movement after Mr.
"a. 60" i gone a. IL IL Tor it p~omot ION
I'" donor makes provision even for
90. TO-" 81 IN" fund after the era 81 uni
,.-.A p"ac" - established when this
.- .rupllshrd tt" incom" Of TN. fund
,I IA" u,nd from century Ia century
r....r md" IN aiding man in hi@ march
.-''- and noHhnr stages II develop
r .'. - ~" trustees may fit
H. my trustees said Mr. Ca-negl.
.-.. -,:'r" ask themselves from tim. t.
r.r rom az. to age. how they can best
h.u man in his glorious ascent onw ard
-.a inward and 10 this end devote this
H." $1,000. 900 GIFT is in IN, form 81
'H''i States Steel Corporation bonds
-t~lng nrrrnst at the rat. NJ > pnr cent
le GIFT was made in III. form Of q deed
iH.-'. bu, the trustees arc authorized
incorporate
P."-!d'nt Taft was selected "a honor
r~.'~id"nt % the ur ganization. and
80 4 ~ It"S senator Root was elected
'f .. 10y chairman 81 TN" board ~
.-''- Tn" board Of trustees IL mad.
..t. rYlI,xS.
.'hI Root. Nicholas Murray Butler
'n1-y Prtch"tt. Joseph n Choat-.
- Brown Scott John " Foster
Montague, william VI Howard
,"rrc" " Perkins. James l. Slayd"n.
tr'.w f.. WHIT" Robert = Brookln-.
1I@ Mrher J. Ii. Schmidlapp. Il \
...n--. Charlcmsgn" Tower Oscar
: AZ. John |. Caiwalad"r. Charles l.
l.r.o-. cleveland II Dodge, Robert )
h.p ward. Austen q FoN. Charles "
4 r. \ * Smiley. Thomas Burke. John
sharp Williams and Arthur William
-
Members of h" board II trustees when
e.tIon.i TO-DAY IN regard to m. lines
. activity that VIII be followed at first
ri that y was too loon To saw anything
8 init. on that subject
m. ideas Of RI. hoard said Dr
ne. Brown Scott the secretary. are
hoat- Unoficially think | may saw
'. Il It will be the purpose Of IN. hoard.
~ the founder. tn provide for the
Judy along the deepest scientific lines of
... question Of international peace. II
not b-. the Office Of he board or it,
MEMBERS 30 make a wordy war on war
T. Will not be- the province OF the board
% 'sl the American people thar war L.
UArharous. cruel and useless and a waste Of
an1lan life What the board will end.ayOr
- Zach is the solut ion OF the problem
= what underlies Internal ional relations
~ makes war a possibility and o find
az eTort of eradcating the cause Of war.
ar StraI-. ons of the p.ac" fund
- .-'".s said that tn. fund would max"
-.Itl" a scientific study Of tn. cust
- war. something that has never h.for.
'-.'r undertaken This study. in his
.s.1.un. should aim To set forth almost
VII m" .Iactnsss Of balanc. chest
-. ELECTS Of war upon business and the
p .r"rI'v II country The facts
- "a 80 compiled in such way that
t'"v would convince the, ay.rag. man
= a E.anc" how much more costly IL
...'l-" than -. actual results expressed
..-r trims that ar" obtained
= apparent from the remarks nf
-, .-.u # Ne. trustees THAT a larR. part
20 -. .rnurg" ~ tn" fund will b- devoted
r'.n" -fudics Of this character.
.'"r.. - ~" statement that Mr. Carnegie
...i.. 'u ~ hoard 81 trustees in annnunc-
''Ir b" would turn over TO them tn"
".tr
..F'Ir, | have transferred 70 vow
..a.- Of ne Carn"RI" P"a'. IrrI.
.. ri . per cent. first iU"r'Hr'"
fg. ell $4,000. ~" r-g"nu" Of
'r n. administered r- Won 80
D.. rNoII'l"u of International var.
...... tot upou our civilization .
o., ~ longer .nf our fellow men .
. r...-pn-r- or mex cities. killing
...'au'.. W. -r.II kr,l each Other
rtrbarian- only wild boast
.t.., 'or doing that ~ thi- N"
.I'gf. Of the Christian era. tor
.. .ar o., Inherent. -in," u d"rid"-
.. % 'lr right. but always OF III"
rl.ton j. criminal which re- .
..'luu and drIv"- it, adversary
... which know- nothing "i
... .aEri"ut
... r'uf Via. shortest and easiest
.... Jos IN adopting Pre-Id"nt .
form. VINO -ard III his address
... I..i." and Arbitration society . I
N...' -. iIin.
.n'.',,I exemptions IN our nrEI- 2
.....,- %. to reference Of gu"-- F..
'.'. ,'la. Fonor to courts of arhi- I
H.r-uuI..' / DO not any NOR"
.tr'r- ~ national honor .