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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

TOHH = MURRAY. the sensational
y New York bantam, who was the first
to nut the skids under frankie Clark.
will be windup entertainer at the Ma
tional A. A. tonight. *. o. Joe ODon-
nell. the slugging Gloucester bantam
will oppose the Gotham lad.
Battling Murray and Bobby Doyle.
rival fyweights. should supply an inter
esting session when they come together
in the third bout. This will be their
fourth meeting. Each has win and
the third meeting was draw.
Dick Griffin takes on frankie DAILY
in the third battle. The other bouts
hrinp together Joe Marks and Andy
McAIahon and Tony Friend and George
Brown.
Cal Delaney will be here Monday night in
~" INV "Tendler. These ard.hittng lightweights
Viii come together In the main session az
I6s rhsnS 9lSpIie SattIe with Joe Phillips that he is
regular hitter
Han Ti,Iitz and Packey Hommey will be
,,, jog ossernisTind-up entertainers at the Olympia
Mike Conuors and Joe Jackson G!nsh IN ', tne
bout ss RfGHS RG Washer W% in the
session The opener presents clemenceau
and frankie kline
Al the Atlantic City sporting Club Thurs
day night Prsst9n rSs SSHrSh @ do the en
weiGnT't ntns anu Eddie Nov. the Allentown light
Weight. faces Jackie Moore in hS the itS Sem,winI-
IN The other bouts present kid VOTE "
! jimmy Mendo and Joe Stanley vs. Frankie,
Moore
Ios Phillips and Frankie Conifrey have
stGRsd rnFe by Promoter MnGp Mss Smith Thurs to
dsy night Ray Ennis. Sam Gross battler,
Harr SS Sout sro%n fooW IN Joe JohnSy WEI
u vsS -rsnLie Britton. Johnny Plazz ys Willie
| CurTie and Dave Moore VS. Young Passion.
| Dutch Brandt, the New York bantam, will
he in the main bout at & the cambria ~, next S
called to the front to GPPosf tb the Nsw
is capable Of making 1t interesting for the
| leaders,
Following Tenders meeting with Cal De-
lane" Monday night he win journey to
Wilkes Rarre. where he, takes on Al Murphy,
q product of the coal region. One week
from tonight Tender i due to engage Allen
town Dundee in Allentown
Three more sportsmen have announced
that they plan TO take the Herman Taylor
| speeial' to the Willard-Dempsey battle in
| Toledo Charles Heeb, Leon Rains and
ernest Jambor are the latest added to the
list.
According 10 Nick Hayes, the National
! vind.up one week from tonight will bring
/ together. Jack Britton. the worlds welter-
weight champion. and Steve Latson. Brit
| ton and Johnny Tillman clash In Baltimore
I on Monday night
ysst shsskey ana Are Prseawsp xiu b
~ oAga,pic 1ina'uo oo}Y On lhe nisbs or
.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
CENTRAL NINE BEATEN
Southern Tossers Surprise Fans by
League Victory, 10 to S

For the second time this season Central
High lost its baseball game with Southern
High. being defeated on Houston Field nv
the score OF 10 TO .. The weather was cold
and windy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
Those White SOt Hare Surprised

of
~ a in
division freely predicted the gentlemen working
leading the
There
with
looked terrible
of his tn"
sFythe big league standard.
n working
in
Williams Kerraso
he
in
he
ationalI
4 beaten in the four he has
THE sending of Lefty A"derso" LoasriVe
looked tor
Hdck He for more eriencc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
The TneLUe-ROurd Distance

a to
the Ground will Willard oil
may
the
older Willard did johnson before planting
Knockout.
without definite
pick
For both hare supporters ~ho confident their entry pW
Il paddle padding the cllow before the
romb "a
something dip But in of this believe Hank Gowdy
sergeant and a catchcrs cheek.
THERE outside chance that scrod Smith would
NJ.
The Difference
When clerks, uthin bank,
May a. crro rank.
win burning wods corl or frozen
Rut honling gmobs,d don't shout
"COme aud take this bonehedd ou!'
Fe,U Loaters Moraus Reds
DAT MORAN have intention winning but
Pat only handling pitchers but rarely
his A club of
involved ism lofty might be-
while four but often call
comment
r. MORAN keep his can around thd fourth they
shoudg gcth o
"crt table of contents for the league Of nationS
The SorrO,U-lIaker
ne putt ina stop fco inches SIP
e ruhn roughes
of phrase, good
down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
The Championship Route

championship
w the Sullivan affair through the Willard
These nine battles built around Sullivan Cobc Fizmmons
JcGrics Sharkcy, johnson Willard.
Willard
decided
THE championship certainty than this distance ghe
nc GO arc crenty matched, o. fairly close toii.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

According 10 Nick Hayes, the National
wind-up one week from tonight will bring
together. Jack Britton, the worlds welter-
weight champion. and Steve I.atson. Brit
ion and Johnny Tillman clash In Baltimore
on Monday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
The Difference

when cicrks, Tithin some store or bank,
May make an error more than rank,
The boss. perhaps. may call them doWn
win burning icords or ScOml or frozen
BIT horling mobs, don't rise and shout
"Come on aud take this boneh cad outr'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

Three more sportsmen have announced
NAT they plan 10 take the Herman Taylor
snseiai'' to the Willard Dempsey battle in
Toledo Charles Heeb. Leon Rains and
Ernest Jambor are the latest added to the
list
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

CaI Delaney will be here Monday night IN
a. ~ hona az breaking the winning streak OF
Lew Tender These hsrd;hittInF l'sasWeshss ssien az
M nivmpin Delaney proved in his SlN-
rnund rnu battle with Joe Phillips that he Is "A
rnrlilar hittcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

Following Tenders meeting with Cal De-
Ianev Monday night he will journey TO
WIN RarTe where he takes on Al Murphy.
a nroduct of the coal region One week
from tonight Tender Is due to engage Allen
Town dundee in Allentown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

Dutch Brandt. the New York bantam, will
he in the main bout at the Cambria next
called to the front to, oppose the New
yorker Brandt battled all the bantam
Is capable of making It interesting for the
leaders,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

Joo TipIitz and Packey Hommey will be
a., ~ nni,Tind- up entertainers at the Olympia.
Mix Connors and Joe Jackson clash In the
;htnd honi BILLY Devlne the winning young
hantam engages Kid Wagner in the second
snssion The opener presents Clemenceau
and frankie Kline.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10
Y OFF AFTER ANOTHER FOR THE BALL PL1
THREE OF LAST NINE
BOUTS WON IN LESS
THAN IL ROUNDS
Average Length OF Heavyweight Title Combat Has Been
Seventeen Rounds, With JohnsonW lizard (26)
Longest, and Jefries-Fitzsin,n,o ~ Shortest

IN THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICE
Copyright. rights reserved
Some Ancient AdUice
If voud 10 pippn tch display of force,
Keep your orb upon the pin:
you'd both distance and direction dovn The
Keep your orb upon the pin.
If pou'd 10 see q mashie a cdreen--
If you 10 thump looloo the middle green
ii pon quality the First Sirteen-
Clamp your lamp "po" the pW
you slice qnd hook and topupd find the cup
Lift your bean cUcry shot:
If you'd be clcrcn doon instead of mp.
Lift your bean crcry shot:
II you 10 founder from trap
yearm heel ndshc like a self benighed ygp
you putting like fish head sdp
Hoist your dome at shot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

Hoe Phillips and Frankie Conifrey have
been matched by Promoter MITE Mhte :, smith to
6sx Havt,e, m,ght hi RAY Ennis. Sam Cross battler
mseis Harr., kid Brown in the scmiwind.
~ ~ r-rsnIie Britton. Johnny Plazz vs Willie
currie and Dave Moore VS. Young Passion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

THE sending Lefty bin SUNRISE
souhpdto looked pitched Connie
Mack. He probably for mo experience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-10

At the Atlantic City sporting Club Thurs
day night Preston RroMR Gol1rGH i1 ID teather- lea
woSttaHinr,n@ VEIN, Eddie Nov. the Allentown light
tSrhEf WeIEht faces Jackie Moore in the semIwind'
rp. The other bouts prcSen,, Nid "H,re Ore vi,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06

soon as ID ii READY for occupancy.
mss Hazel ltoage unaerw went an OPP
Grafton ia her eyes wAlcn was per
Aormed by Chicago Specialist and
Is .mlros ~ at the holue vi her sister
mrs. 4Atfeu III 4z4 F4scnrupp avenue.
nae MA44n4 Council h4lghLs Of COL
umyas WIN decorate A4m.stioe Lay n
advance when tney viii give an enter
tainngAt "a the hieh scnool Auditor
Iun tomorrow night. The speaker
III tine evening viii be QUINN q 1rien
i Chautaaua lecturer who mas appeared
before Whiting audiences before ana
consequently needs no introduction 10
fba nfbtfe The publte rs extended
! cordial invitation to enjoy mis- en-
tertainment as it il free for an.
al. SYLVAN eff schraage Avenue. has
ben Is New York ou a. business trip.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Carrette hav
moved into their beautiful new home
til Central avenue.
Mrs. WIN. Bramer OF sheridan ave-
nue. who has been very i'll since com
ing home from the hospital i'm Chicago
* improving.
I4ava paughertv i'm a leave from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06

Mt. and Mrs. Al Gordon of Central
avenue has opened a dental office in
the Rrahos building. 1l9th street and
clark street. pr. Aubrey sceerey Will
also move to the Brahos building from
the Schraage building within week,
as VIII also pr. G o. Mackey. The
TWO dentists and tile physician viii all
have the same reception room.
The Federal Bakery now located en-
schraage avenue has leased the new
Robert Gordon building on ll9th street
and VIII move C. the new building as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Hob Price PAID for neefsteak.

Tie highest price ever paid for
beefsteak was probably at Circle City,
Alaska, a town thar sprang up over
night during the Klondike gold excite
ment. The FIRST heefsteak to reach
there sold for S4e a pound. Every one
wanted some of II, and so they raj
fed it on for the benefit Of q hospital.
Tickets were sold from 80 cents to
$3.50 for the privilege Of drawing
slice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Another noriaIn Of pIsIe.r

Before the Civil war the old Citi-
zens' bank Of New Orleans. having the
power to issue paper money. pro-
vided quantities Of bills. most Of ten
dollar denominP ton, having the French
word Dix on their backs. This
money became popular, according to
this theory. Louisiana was referred
to as the land Of the pixies" Event
ualiy the term was broadened to in
clude all Of the southern states
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Really Small Flats.

Verona was much impressed with
her first night in a berth on a sleeper,
and ia relating some of the wonders
Of her trip, remarked: why, Aunt
Emma. the flats were 50 small we
couldn't all live together. Mamma and
/ slept IN the first fiat and daddy IN
the second fat"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
.liAves headache. dnllness. ever

ming; relieves headache dullness, fever
ishuess. sneezing. soreness. stiffness.
-Pape's Cold Compound Is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Con-
tains no quinine Insist on Pape's.-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Look for the Best

Every man and woman on earth
aas some good quality. IL you win
only take the trouble te look for 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Whiting
DertIS EN- enfs
Are Winners
STAR rHr aTRE T0NIGITr

ARd are nsesrred ~ The y hitinH ~
%. ca. II9th 81. Phone Ids-W
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
WHITING
and IFS
PEOPLE

William Gordon. dental graduate
of Northwestern university and son OF
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

" 49, w" =" P'"oW " CopuHOtu
est0 en- Am6ricd.- Las Egpo-
sicioAes pcrsondles dc Francisco
Pons en- Santiago de Chile u en-
Buenos Aires.
Espaila produce una cantidad
fabulosa de pintura. De este suelo
Iberico, despoblado de la vegeta-
ci6n por la inconsciencia Y la bar
barrie milendrias; de este suelo
,abrasadO por la 'sequIa y tragica-
mente humanizado por las huellas
de muchos siglos, surgen, con la
1abundante yehemencia y variedad
de las flores ell nuestras breves
primaveras, los artistas, sObre to-
do los pintores. Els un impulse
que viene ell ell temperamento des
de ell fondo de los siglos, y por ESQ
4
! irresistible. Y no valen escarmien-
tos; los muchachOs vienen la
vida con ell NAL, un deliriO de glo-
ria, la fascination extraiia ante
un porvenir de ensueilos igual ell
todos, ell dibujar y modelar por
instinto, ell continue barajar de
los grandes nOmbres, ell ejemplO
de los exitos glOriosos, aunqne tan
escasos EN- proportion la null
titud de los que Sc dedican al arte !;
todo este es nuestra juyentud cosa
que esta Ell la sangre y que no Sc
puede contrarrestrar con juiciosas
obseyaciOnes Y consoles. El oscar
miento llega mats menos pronto,
segiin la energia, la salud v la idea
lidad de las victimas v cuando lie
ga es tarde. Muchos llegan a vie
jos con tanta Illusion por el arte,
que nj aiin Sc enteran del propio
fracasO. Pues bien; va que no sea
possible combatir con esa especie
de maniatica efusi0n del tenpera-
mentO naciOnal, encaucemOsl;.. vi
gOricemOsla hasta dOnde sea posi-
BILE con una buena enseIianza de
las bellas artes, y prOcuremos bus
car mercadOs para la podncci0n
pict6rica. Pero no hay que buscar-
los; solo hay que seiialar energica
y continuamente la direction ell
que esos mercados Sc encuentran.
Hay que seiIalar ell espiritu. de las
nuevas generaciones espaiiolas la
direction de America, porque en-
America esta ell complemento de
todo nuestro ser nacional, y por-
que en- cuanto sc refiere a la pintu
IA, es ALI dOnde nuestrOs artistas,
que tanto abundan, Y aunque abun
daran muchlsimO mas, pueden ha-
liar un mercado seguro para sus
prOductos. La America espaiiOla
es inmensa los americanOs sienten
el arte y 10 necesitan, porque todas
las razas de las que prOceden han
sido artistas y refinadas gozado-
ras del arte. Pero ellOs ell su pro
pio cOntinente no tienen historic,
y pOr tantO tardaran atn mucho
en- sufrir dOlencias sentimentales
y esteticas tan hondas como esa
que a nOsotrOs nos acarrea Una do
lorosa superabundancia de pinto
res. Produzcamos buenas rintu-
ra, que por abundante que sea, to-
da sera poca para aquellas nacio-
nes j0venes, sensibilizadas en- su
sangre de antiquisimas razas fl
mas inquietas Y ansiosas de be-
lleZa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
Ell IMPARCIAL.

PrOntO sera tan facil ir Ameri
ca como rec0rrer en- un tranyia los
barriOs de nuestra ciudad; dispOn
gamOs ell amino de nuestros artis-
ia para ese dia, en- el que, EN- vez
de hacer ExposiciOnes personales
de sus obras en- Madrid, Barcelo-
ma, Valencia, Sevilla, Zaragoza,
Granada Salamanca, donde no
venden nj aun para pagar los gas
tOs del local y de los marcos, las
haran en- cualquiera de las gran
des capitalcs de las Repdblicas
iberOamericanas, desde Meiico la
Argentina, con provecho tan gran
de como acredita la experienced.
Hace POGO ha vuelto de Ia Ar
|gentina el notable paisajista Sc
villano Jose Pinelo, con quinientas
mil pesetas fruto de la Ultima Ex-
posici6n por el Organizada ALI, y
que ha distribuido entire los auto
res de los cuadrOs. Durante mu-
chos amos vendi0 Artal Ell BuenOs
Aires pintura espaiIola; Ell la ac-
tualidad los sehores Bru son ac-
tiyisimOs comerciantes en- piutura
espa1Ola en- America. Enrique
Martinez Cubells y Ruiz ha hecho
dos Exposiciones con pingties re-
sultados en- las Republicas de Sud
america. Francisco POns, cuyas
Obras mOtivan estas lineas, tam
bien ha hecho va Exposiciones con
ell mismO resultadO en- Sudameri-
ca v en- Cuba, Y a 6stOs pOdrlan
a1adirse inumerables casos seme-
jantes.
PrOcuremOs encauZar la cerrien-
te tumultuosa Y apasionada de
nuestras generaciones artisticas,
por medic de una ensenanza de
las bellas artes la mas espaf;ola pc
sible, en- ell sentido de nuesirO es-
pontaneo naturalismo, suceptible
de todos los matices de la idealidad
Y de la psicologfa. Procuremos for
mar una critica mas austera v dis,
ciplinada que la que hoy cOlabora
con nuestrOs artistas, v entonces
hasta llegaremos a alegrarnos de
que los pintOres nazcan Ell Espaila
con abundante espOntaneidad de
las flores primaverales, porque
cuanto salga de sus manos sera
bello, y digno por consiguiente, dc
ese inagotable mercado de la Anne
rica de nuestra lengua.
Francisco Pons esta punto de
partir para America; sc propone
expOner sus Obras en- Santiago dc
Chile Y en- Buenos Aires. Unas pa
labras acerca del caracter dc estas
Obras. Parece que ell Guadarrama
punto centrico de 10 que podria
llamarse espina dOrsal granitic;l
de la Peninsula, es parte de la mas
antigua formation geological de 6s
ia. Para nOsOtrOs los artistas, in
tuitivos, por consiguiente, que POI
las fOrmas y por los colores cree
mos sentir y averiguar cOsas tan
rec0nditas inefables como evi
dentes y positiyas, el Guadarrama
es como un pielago immense de emo
clones cOntinuamente renOvadas
y tan hondas, que en- esa region
nos creemos como en- un pals singu
larmente privilegiado por el dis
tribuidor de los dones mas excel
sos de la naturaleza. El Guadarra
ma es tan terrible, tan fiero, tar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
La Vida Art1stica

varOnil, puestO que no tenemOs
otra manera de calificar la reeie-
dumbre de los impetus que nos
parece yer surgir de la llama
da naturaleza incrte, que, asimi-
landOlos con los del mas asperO y
fuerte de los senOs, es tan anne
nazadOr y temerOsO, tan azulean-
te, tan carminOsO, tan negro. tan
1gneo Y candente Ell la cOlOraci0n
de sus gestos terribles, como rico
en- los matices y Ell las gradaciones
de todo este, por donde llega tam
bien a alcanzar las mas eXquisitas
dulzuras Y ell coloridO mas encan-
tador del ideal femenino. El Qua
darrama sera muy pronto inspira
dor de una escuela de paisajistas
inicos quizas en ell mundo por su
brio casi sObrehumanO, como pOr
SUI dulzura Y su tiernO encantO.
Mas de cien cuadrOs de distintas
dimensiOnes ha hechO, entire este
V ell anterior inviernO. Francisco
Pons en- el Guadarrama, y Ell tOdos
ellOs existe, la realidad mas 0
menos cOncreta de esa escuela, o
ell bosquejo anunciO de exquisi-
tos rasgos de ella, que han de con-
cretarse con ell tempo al estudio.
La prOcedencia levantina de
Pons ha hechO possible ell que Ell
lsus cuadrOs Sc vean descargadas
sus vigorosas impresiones de Ia sic
IRA, de la sistematica densidad que
Ell los paisajes mOntailosos dc in
viernO, Y sObre todO Ell los que sue
len hacer en- ell Guadarrama. pO-
men los pintores educados ell me-
diOs menos luminosos que el lie lie
vante. lei que pinta Ell ell Cuada-'
rrama, con facilidad suele incli-
narse a eXtremar las nOtas ceilu-
das sordas. Pons Sc ha librado
de este, pOrq. lleva Ell los OjOsla luz
de su TERRA v con ella ha de lumi-
nOsidad, espiritualidad, agilidad
a las tonalidades Y vibraciones del
color v del ambiente. Los cielOs
verdosos, la tremenda silueta de
iDinareS de intense verdOr, desta-
candose sObre montaiias ferru9inO-
sas a trechos modeladas por Ia ME
I've; los caserios como aplastadOs
bajo un sudario, las nOtas crepus-
culares, los ampliOs cOnjuntos, Wis
tOs Il la luz intenslSima Y platea-
da de los dias llamadOs ell III sic
IRA de nicrc Y sol; tai es ell Carac-
ter de los asuntos Ell los que Pons
lleva Sudamerica como una en-
trai1a palpitante de nues tro
pals. Tambien lleva lienZos con IT,
pos de la serranla y algunos de cos
Itumbres madrilehas. Como r1cleO
de esta galeria lleva un retrato
ecuestre del Rey, que podra t;gurar
Ell ell fondo de algGn amplisimo
salon dOnde sc coloquen los cua-
dros, Y otro busto de la infanta do
Tia Isabel. El retrato del Rey es
de caracter decorative; SUI caba-
lilo aparece de peril sobre una ci-
ma rocOsa del Guadarrama, ell
Rey tambien aparece de peril, Y
sobre el fOndO diafano, como de
una alta cumbre, Sc destaca Ia 81
lueta general con una vaguedad
tambientOsa que no perjudica al ca
Tracter del conjunto.
i Francisco ALCANTARA.
IL {F997F
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

El mercado dc la pintura espaa6la
cstd en- Am6rica.- Las Ecpo-
SiciOAeS pcrSondles dc Francisco
Pons en- Santiago dc Chile y en-
BuenOs Aires.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
DE INTERES AL C0MERCIO

Sc parcpa Comercanes mercancfas el Taller
de costuras READE MADE CLOTHING MANUFACTURE,
que con maqunara eectrca rabaa esta ciudad hace
traes ombre camsas pantalones etc., etc, presenta
un trabao acabado perecto al esto americana Convert
mercancas ropa manufacurada este lie faci
litara la salida de la misma mayor utilidad.
rS7 Erce1entes reterencas Pdo precos condolences
ARECIBO PUERTO RICO.
The Washington times., 1919-09-05
DELEGATES
FOR LABOR GONFAB

The labor and capital conference
which meets here October wm be
composed Of I'VE members selected
BY the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. fve by the National In
dustrial Conference Board. fifteen by
the American Federation Of Labor.
three by farming organizations. three
by investment bankeEs and fifteen
Representatives Of the public While
representatives Of gFoups wfn be Sc
lScted BY. the heads Of their oFganiza,-
lions, the President himself win make
the choice Of the fifteen, delegates 70
represent the public.
Invitations have been sent to the
group heads" as follows: Homer
L Ferguson, president of the Cham
Der of Commerce Of the United States;
Magnus W. Alexander, managing d.
rector Of the National Industrial Con-
ference Board; Samuel Gompers.
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor; william g. Baker, jr. presi-
dent Of the Investment Bankers As
ISOLATION; ]. N. Tittemore, president
Of the American Society of Equity;
Oliver Wilson, president of the Ma
donal Grange. and c. s. Barrett, pres
ident Of the National Farmers Union.
The last three will name the farmers
representatives
During the absence from the city OF
President Wilson, the Secretary Of
Labor will have active charge Of AZ
rangements for the conference
The Washington times., 1919-09-05
GREAT AIR TRADE
SERVICE IS URGED

Build up the commercial air SER
vice." is one of the most important
Of the recommendation made IN the
report Of the American Aviation Mis-
sion. which recently completed the
study Of aviation conditions abroad.
Why maintain an unnecessarily
large fleet of military and naval
planes for training and upholding the
military aviation service when this
work can be accomplished in con
junction with valuable commercial
service? is the argument advanced BY
Supporters Of the commercial service
pan.
Under the plan recommended ~
the aviation mission extensive COM
mercial lines and numerous municipal
and test landing helds will be laid
out, manufacturing and maintenance
facilities viii be fostered, and an ade-
quate force Of skilled pilots and me-
chanics will be trained.
The War and Navy Departments, 0F
the proposed Department Of Aviation.
would maintain the skeleton Of q SER
vice which could be Immediately ex-
panded by the addition Of planes,
pilots and mechanics from the com
mercial organization.
Chasse planes and scout planes
would be maintained By the military
authorities and the bombing planes
could be taken In any number from
the commercial geFvieA