The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-08
RESOLUTION COMMITTEE

recommend TOT or against all reSolu- tions introduced, as follows: Representing the public; Thomas l.. Chadbourne, A. A. Lam don, H. R. Endcott, Charles Edward Russell and Miss Lillian Wald.
 Representing capital
 $. Pemberton Hutchinson. John w. o'Leary. John J. Raskob Herbert F. Perkins and J. N. Tittermors Representing organized labogw
 Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison. Matthew Woll, w. D. Mahon and l.. L. Sheppard.
 The employers group was the only one ready. under the rules win any business, Frederick I. Fish of Boston. offering a resolution declaring the need of the indus, rial sftua tian swaa iaereAs-f od production, adeaua 4e ct3s 9ensatioh' Tor services and jusr return orl capital and that each delegate should be guided in his actions by the good of the coufi- try as whole, rather than by the in- terests of his particular group.
 Motion then was made to adjourn. which evoked quick protest from dele gates wiyo have been demanding strenu- ous action from the conference. Gavin McNab, San Francisco, q representa- tive of the public, said he would offer another resolution to give the confer euce something to do but MT. Spargo made point of order that the resolu-
  group first, and Mir. McNab was forced to desist. It then was suggested that the committee of fifteen hold meet ing and the groups also get together as a means of expediting business, but this was deemed unwise as the com rnttee members would be absent from their group meeting and besides the committee had no business before it except about the rules, now decided to adjourn anyway, to meet tomorrow morning at a:30 o'clock, when each group is expected to have something to offer for consideration.
 Disregarding the rules the confer ence paused in it's work to adopt unan- imously resolution of sympathy wirh President Wilson in his illness and hope for speedy recovery
 PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVES
 Members of the public section of the conference held meeting tonight a' which it was said the general attitude they will take toward the various labor questions was discussed. Although no specific recommendations or resolutions were formulated, 1t was learned that the general feeling among the delegates Of this body was that the group should act as balance wheel between the other two factions.
 Somewhat of general agreement was
  W as learned, that no resolutions or sug- reHeions be advanced by that group at the outset. but to permit the labor group and sthe employers group to put forth their suggestions and to throw their in- fluence for the ideas which would ac- the greatest good for the na- ton. This rather general agreement, however was not considered as preclud- Ing the advancing of suggestions later in the conference.
 The representatives of the employers, at ] group meeting following the general session, decided to name number of experts in various lines of industry as Advisory members of their group. The experts will be chosen by each of the ,our interests forming the group, the the bankers. the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the industrial conference board. Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago acted as chairman of the employers
 A resolution was adopted indorsing the policy of the conference to hold open sessions and admit the press. It devei-
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