New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
potentia Puts
@heatswOrth OH
It's "White LIST
n..suizatiou Formed 10
Tuderwritc Businc-, In
,egriiy Begins IL Work
b, lndorsing The Biscuit
Bishop Lloyd Tells Aims
vo,emeni Has support of
:Clergy. Educators and
political Economists

-, ,,etical wors o. Potcuta an
..,.,ro. O, citizens formed Co.
s.-rn,s Integrity IN business rc's-
- begun with che indorsemen,
a., Wtea,svorth Biscuit Otae-
s..ssred products and business
-.sss arc expected . follow.
.,r is a white hst" o. guar
- ,,scs unon which the publ G.
s,,,,S ior oil its need
q -, rovemcn. has the support o.
sSsea,ors. political econom e.
s.,nri1ei groups % public spirited
- t-d women
s,ymcnt explaining the point o.
q. n me clerical members % the
80 National Council was issued
.r,-5,r by tac Right Rev. Arthur S.
- sc4ragan bishop o. the Protect
- Es.scopsi Church O.. New York
-, eres. body o. .he American
-, wish 70 zeal honestly, but honest
are apt 90 be- confronted with wha,
=, hopeless competition IN the form
4 ergsn.sat.0n 90 defraud.
Po,entia paves the Path
.Tu,ntis provides way by which
d, v,,ses. Individual who wishes 90
stosss. may have the protection ana
,.s,srt.ion Of o those who deal right
,ss'r. bound together b. common con
N. Thro.gh Potentia every honest
...syssr and dealer is secured against
f,f.r competition.
A right public opinion is a. last tne
..'t r-frartr or business integrity.
u. church together with civic and
,ist,.ora' tfutiors and such or
--u.ions as tho Rotary Club and
T,-s-s clcbs throughout the country.
~, help nightly 20 create such u
~ rsfe drawn together and their e.
h-y co.ordirated
.Pe.sn.ia provides a way for such CO.
,y-tior and 90 makes 10 possible for
,f,'' % exert benefccnt influence ovos
s.fss conditions without being in
-flsi Ia the problems which must be
,lr,i by those concerned and without
yiry va running the risk OF being
1r advantage Of By cXploiters o.
,s,g LED astray by Impractical ideal
q
Tsirehild Gives Endorsement
C.o,r, " Tairchild, president OF Pc
,Gta. w.0 was for Twelve years a
ztnbsT o. Congress, said;
u, q ny belief that the wave OF
.siriegrs,ion which since tho war 90
Eogsly threatens the general read
.ir-sat o. business cannot he e.
'xTs.y combated by business men
~ We who represent the business
r,-s,s must welcome the co-opera-
'rrd assistance Of such individu-
y ,r.'rtions and organizations -
= heated By The personnel Of the
IRA National Council.
itfnly believe that POtentia repre-
gs a method that will afford the
Fsruriiy for all honest snd fair
.ited men and women from any class
2 interest 20 cooperate 20 the end
Z raising the standards in business a.
Vil as In all other important rela-
si,"
Members Of the American National
tsrcil include Bishop Lloyd. Dr.
nest VI. Stires. DR.. Herbert Shipman'
; ?. r. Rogers. Professor +. 4. Ross
diversity OF Wisconsin; the Rev. d..
Parkcs Cadman. Or Francis =.
srk. r. Fulton Cutting. Rear Admiral
'adiey A. Fiske, Samuel Gompers'
cfessor John II. Gray. the Rev. John
Hamilton. Dr.. John Grier Hibben'
ofessor jeremiah ". jerks. Charles
Larmon. DR.. Charles s. mcfarland.
,retary Of the Federal Councll oil
.urchts: Miss Anne Lewis Pierce,
ibune Institute; Townsend Scudder'
Henry van Dyke and Mrs. Thomas
Winter On her individual capacity