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The Delta independent., 1924-01-04
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If America is isolated-and those
Americans who keep repeating that it
is never take the trouble to explain
how it is isolated-it has been isolated
by European madness, not by Ameri-
can Observation-Disclosures City Star.
The League of Nations has now TAX
en- UP daylight saving, and its next
walking, perhaps, or maybe the right
date to put on the heavy ones.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Republican that President Coolidge
is, we do not hesitate to say that he
has a cool head, ruly tongue, good
backbone and a dependable intestinal
structure.-Houston Post (Demo.)
congressman with their ears to the
ground detect low rumble, taken to
mean that a tax reduction OF 500
year will not offend the average con-
stituent.-Chicago Daily News.
Conditions in Europe are not so bad
that the countries over there are UNI
mindful of the fact that the Monroe
Doctrine is mighty sound and strong
for its age.-Omaha Bee.
Henry Ford may not be able to
prove that history is bunk, but we
have to admit that he has put a lot
of bunk in the history of his time
San Diego Union.
In Russia and Mexico, when a man
opposes the government, he is shot
In the United States he is photogra PHI
ed for the rotogravure section.-Fort
Wayne Sentinel.
McAdoo's claims that taxes can be
lowered and the soldiers still have a
bonus is just like having your cake
and eating it.-Boston Eagle.
Ought to be considerable encourage
ment to Mr.. McAdoo in the fact that
the crown prince also came back
Portland Oregonian.
The Mellon tax-cut plan is pre-
dicated on the sound doctrine OF the
greatest good to the greatest number.
Journal.
The Monroe Doctrine centennial
knocked the wind out Of the League
of Nations people for few days.
st. Louis Times.
AS the days pass the Mellon pro-
posal for tax reduction grows more
and more in public favor-New York
Herald.
If people hated wars as they do pay
ing for them, perfect peace would pre-
yail.-Greenville Piedmont
Thomas A. Edison says that it
would spoil Henry Ford to make him
President. Don't worry, Tom, nothing
of that kind win happen.-Los Am
geles Times.
Big reduction in furs at The Fash
ion Shop.
While President Coolidge is dis
cussing evils that affect the country,
he might take up the soggy mullins
they frequently give you at breakfast.
Looks as II President Coolidge
might have to go up to the capitol
frequently this winter and make those
unruly boys in Congress behave them
Evening star., 1924-06-28
Sc. Cor. 36th and Davis Streets

new English Davis
meet With n~tan+ thoughtfuy planned
loom size with Old English fireplace
and breakfast
marble shower,
we recommend this
Evening star., 1924-06-28
IMPROVEMENT NOTED
IN LUMBER MARKET
Production Decreased to Conform
to Orders-Scarcity in Woods
Sought by Europeans.

The lumber market is considerably
frmer than d fortnight ago. says the
American Lumberman, Chicago The
reason probably is not so much in
crease in demand as steady curtail-
ment of production practiced In all
producing territories. but particularly
on the west coast. Stocks of the
principal softwoods are nowhere
heavy, and manufacturers say that
only a moderate further increase in
demand would result in scarcity of
some of the more popular items. They
believe that better business is ap-
preaching, and are disinclined, in
view of the high manufacturing costs,
to book orders on the present low
market.
The hardwood market shows no
great change. Southern producers re.
port a good deal Of export inquiry and
"A fair volume Of orders, with q grow
ing scarcity of white oak and plain
red gum the woods mostly wanted by
overseas buyers. The domestic mar
ket remains quiet, but some improve
ment is in prospect, Flooring. sash
and door and interior trim manufact-
urers continue to be the leading fac
tors Furniture interests are opening
their midsummer shows, and a fair
buslne ess from that source is expected
TO follow these. Agricultural imple-
ment makers are buying little more
freely. but automo obile plants continue
10 operate on reduced schedules and
TO buy hesitatingly. However, they
have little lumber on hand and must
soon come into the market on a larger
scale if they expect to keep running
at all.
Northern hardwoods are in a
strong position. Very little dry stock
is available. practically no lumber
having been carried over from last
lear and weather this spring not
having been favorable to the season
ing of the new cut. Most Of the mills
are preparing to close down, having
exhausted their log supplies. This
means that very little lumber will be
added to present stocks. Northern
manufacturers see good market
ahead and state that a shortage of
hardwood lumber next fall and
winter, followed by higher prices. !
would not be a surprising develop
ment.
Evening star., 1924-06-28
$3.50, 900 APARTMENT
HOUSE IS PLANNED
Will Be Constructed at 18th and
Corcoran Streets for C. H.
Davidson.

An eight-story apartment house
will be erected at 10Th and Corcoran
streets. The structure is to be built
for c. Fl. Davidson of the local real
estate firm of Davidson & Davidson
at the cost Of $350,00O.
The new building will have fifty-
four-foot frontage on 18th street and
extends back 125 feet 1t will be
constructed Of terra Gotta and brick
and contain fifty-six apartments. two
elevators and a cafe in the base
ment. The structure is to be fireproof
and oil-burner heating equipment will
be installed.
The new building is expected TO
be completed by November l. +. p.
Whitty e. Co. are the contractors and
3. Stanley Simmons is the architect.
Evening star., 1924-06-28
FRENCH COUNT JAILED
IN DRUG RING EXPOSURE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 2S.-The exposure in
Paris police court of one of the
largest drug rings uncovered in re-
cent years is reported by the Paris
Herald Among its members, the pa
per says, is Count Henri de Beaure-
paire. whose wife is the former Mrs
Ferris Thompson of Cincinnati. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
three months Imprisonment and a
fine Of 1000 francs.
The Herald says that the leader of
the ring, Count de Delhorto, who
operating from Marseilles, escaped but
that his Paris agent was sentenced
to prison term
Demanding the maximum punish
ment for the members OF the ring,
the prosecution attorney described
them as a gang Of pleasure loving
idlers" and persons in high positions
in life who are doing their best to
give France bad name in the eyes
vi The world
Evening star., 1924-06-28
PLANS 100000 PROJECT.
Hagner Company to Build on Site
of Old Austrian Embassy.

The further development Of Connecti-
cut avenue as a business artery Of the
city is seen in the erection of a $500, 900
project by Randall Hagner & Co. in the
1900 block on the site of the old Aus
trian embassy. The new structure will
be a two-story building containing four
stores and new offices for the realty
company on the first floor, with studio
apartments on the second floor. The
building will be completed about Au-
gust |.
The structure will have frontage on
Connecticut avenue of seventy-Seven feet
with deep through to 18th street of
about 104 feet and also a frontage on
that street of seventy-seven feet The
building on the 18th street side will
mark the end OF the commercial zone on
that thoroughfare as the zoning regula-
tions now stand. George n. Ray is
architect, and the O'Neil Construction
Company has charge OF the construction.
The south store of the Connecticut ave1
nue. frontage had been sold to an in
vestor for Sl15,000.
The building will be of limestone and
Evening star., 1924-06-28
DEPARTMENT HEADS HIT,
Scored for Separating White and
Colored EMPLOYEES.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2S.-Segre-
cation, restricted residential areas
and special schools were denounced
At yesterdays sessions OF the con-
Nention of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
Shelby Dawson of Washington pro-
tested against the segregation of COL
ored people in the departments of
Washington, which. he said, had been
inaugurated under the Wilson ad-
ministration and continued by Presi-
dents Harding and Coolidge. Resi-
dental restrictions he characterized
as infamous. and he implored the
delegates to fight this segregation
to the last ditch until we can live
" whereVer want to-
IF our children begin in segre-
gated schools the finger of humilia-
tion will follow them the rest Of
their lives" was the comment of w.
S. Henry of Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1924-06-28
| to dusk If they wish to get satisrac.

to dusk If they wish to get satisfac-
tory wages.
Senor Vinageras said he couId
prove his statement by documents is
sued by the Feminine Club of Cuba
He admitted that Cuba had nada
great progress in sanitation, but he
| insisted there was urgency for bet
ter inspection of tobacco factories
and sugar factories. The latter, the
speaker declared, often lacked water
for the use of its workers.
The conference commission on an
thrax voted two to one against in
ternational action in handling tbe
anthrax evil, favoring national treat
meDt Of it
Evening star., 1924-06-28

protest from DR.. Aristides de Aguero
Betencourt, Cuban minister to Ger
many.
The Indictment was delivered by
Senior Vinageras of the Cuban Ma
tional Labor Association, the first
labor representative of Cuba to at
tend an international labor confer
ence. Senor Vinageras said the eight
hour law applied only to state, pro-
vincial and municipal workers. The
women Of Cuba, from the public
school teacher to the unhappy woman
working in the tobacco factories.
must stick to their tasks from dawn
Evening star., 1924-06-28
MAGISTRATE CONVICTED.
Found Guilty Of Misappropriating
Automobile Fines.

MINEOLA, n. Y. June 2S.-Lewis NJ
Raisig, q former justice OF the peace
Of Cedarhurst, Long Island, was found
guilty by supreme court jury yes
terday OF having misappropriated d
$3.50 which he had collected in fines
from motor car speeders. He was re-
manded to Jail to await sentence.
Raisig Is the fourth Nassau County
official to be convicted since an ex-
traordinary grand jury conducted an
investigation upon order of Gov.
Smith. Mayor w. H. Reynolds, Treas
urer John Gracy and Engineer George
8. Van Der Werken. all OF Long
Beach. recently were convicted Of off,
cial irregularities and are in prison
awaiting sentence.
Evening star., 1924-06-28
OPPRESSION OF LABOR
IN CUBA is CHARGED
Delegate at Geneva Says Women
Work From Dawn to Dark
for Living.

| By the Associated Press
| GENEVA, June 28-Labor condi-
tions in Cuba were depicted as de-
| plorable by the Cuban delegate TO
the international labor conference
Evening star., 1924-06-28

marble. The Hagner Company will move
from the present offices. 1907 Connecti-
cut avenue. when the building is COM
pleted. The offices have been specially
designed with oak paneling throughout
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
Un msdicO frances deset bre nm
preventive SECURE contra las
enfermedades venereas.

Pof todo ell mundo Y por largo
tempo, los hombres de ciencia ha-
bian procurado hallar un profilacti-
co ideal que pudiera prevenir, en- el
contacto, las enfermedades sexua.
les, comunmente conocidas como GO
norTea Stills, con shs terribles,
ruInOsas consecuencias sobre la 50.
tud fisica Y moral de los individuos,
sus infortunadas manifestations
'eroditarias, inhigidas consciente
tnccnscientemente.
Innumerables, ocultos dramas do.
mesticos atestiguan a sus participant
tes la indiferepcia ignorancia en-
la aplicaci6n de propias medidas pre-
eentivas contra la infection de esas
enfermedades sociales. Por 10 tanto,
siendo mas econ6mico usar proven.
twas y no curativas medidas, apli-
candolas habitualmente, su descuido
es criminal; de modo que, esta nece-
s1dad social Sc impone a6n al mas
sofista de los criterios, particular
mente 81 Sc tolna en- consideration
Las consecuentes eliminac1ones de
agonfas fisica y mentales, ell alto
costo del tratamiento curaci6n, y
las perdidas por interruption de EN-
pleo, o retro de los negocios, cansa.
dos por la enfermedad.
LIE TOGO al DIR. Pk. Chapelle--de
Parfs--despues de un largo estudio,
ofrecerle a la humanidad, reciente-
mente un ideal preservativo que sc
llama "San-Y-Kit" contenido en- un
solo tubo sanitario, ell cual ofrece,
sin manchar o irritar, ell mas discre-
to, inofensivo, Y eficaz preventive.
proporcionando a quienes 10 usen una
razonable protection contra la in
fecci6n de todas las enfermedades
venereas, cuando sea propiamente
aplicado
The Porto Rican Drug Trade. hn-
hiendose apercibido de esta nueva y
valuable contribution al bfenestar
humane ha cooperado ardientemen-
te con los manufacturers del San
Y-Kit'' del DR.. Ph. Chamelle y este
nreservativo puede obtenerse ahora
an cualquiera farmacia de primera
clase de la Isla, en- paquetes de un
tubo en- estuches de bolsillo, de
cuatro tubos. Toia persona de buen
gusto debe aprovecharse de este nue.
W descuhrimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
DE BASE BALL

Celebrose en- la liga del Hip6dromo
de la 90 de Santurce ell anunciado de-
safio de base ball entire Las novenas
locales de segunda "Santurce Stars
Y "Antillano Kraft, obteniendo Ia
primera una victoria sobre La segunda,
la cual hubo de cargar con Ell enorme
peso de nueve argollas eslabonadas ma
gistralmente por Pene con La ayuda del
cuadro y del outfield que jugaron ma
gistralnente. A Pe1e solo lie ngaron
tres hits mientras que ell ''Santurce"
Sc anoto ocho anotandose cuatro ca
rreras. Todos los jugadores del "san-
turce'' estuvieron colosales en- sus res
pectivas posiciones no cometiendo el
mas leve error jugando por 10 tanto
como verdaderos PROFESSIONALS.
Hubo de notarse en- Ell "Antillano"
falta de discipline acatamiento a las
6rdenes de su manager y director Sr.
Ginorio, pues la septima entrada
cuando va veian avecinarse Ia desas-
trosa derrota de Hevarse cuesta la
cadena fatidica de los nueve, trataron
de retirarse del campo y a no ser por
las suplicas que uso con ellos el Sr.
Ginorio hubieranse retirado del campo.
Uno de los disidentes y en- Ell cual Ell
Sr. Ginorio no hizo bIanco con sus me-
losas frases fue Ell Sr. Ndfiez, prtmera
de la novena Ell cuaI hubo de- retirarse
antes de fnahzarse el juego.
Otro hecho digno de censura tue Ell
POGO acatamiento del Sr. Ginorio las
decisiones de los 'umpires' los cia-
les, es hpeno consignarlo en- estas
lineas, actuaron recta concienzuda-
mente Y por tiltimo que cuando una
decision Sc iniciaba la novena en- pie
no del *Antillano" Sc meta en- la IL
ga merchandise en- las decisiones oca-
sionandose grandes recesos en- Ell Juego
los cuaics dilataban el juego por 10
cual hubo dc terninarse nluy tarde Ell
jVego.
LIE sugerimos al Sr. Ginorio que i'm
ponga discipline y que Sc haga respetar
81 quiere tener una buena riovena ver-
daderamente organizada y digna de IL
diar con una como ell 'Santurce Stars.
Con la derrota inAigida al sAntillano
stmase el .'Santurce Stars" una vic
toria mas su cadena de triunfos.
He aqui cl score:
santurce 1o2 100 0Oo--4
Antillano 600 600 ooo-u
KID-KEY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26

RI NUEVO .ZAZA'

Ha reaparecido ell muy acreditado
Cafe Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
dra I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
en- ell ramo culinario.
Est8 situado en- ell Boulevard del Va
lie No. y es este Ell sitio mas venti
lado de toda IL ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
continuation de la pag. 15).

de parte de los managers, v cada cual
ha querido reforzar su eQuipo para ha-
cerlo "invencible' con Ell fin de os-
tentar la g,oria dc ser los 'campeo
mes insulares del 1924''. Ponce Sc
considera sufcientemente potente para
La lucha contra cualQuier equipo; Ri
BOSCH, con Ia adquisici6n de Sijo, va
On caminos de estar casi complete;
"Humacao'' esta en- identicas condi-
ciones'', Ell Athletics aun necesita
material y ha obtenido recientemente y
Jrey, esta en- negociaciones con San
tana, espera zuncar procedente de
QuisQueya, y suefia con adquirir a SAN
a caalquter precio, pero este 1ltimo no
es factible actualmente dado que
nuestro buen amigo Alexandra Pedro
es,-seg1n Isidorito,-,a principal CO.
lumna del equipo "uuenepero Ulti-
mamente tenemos al San Juan Giants
que nos presentara un cuadro formida-
BILE compuesto de reconocidos players,
y ell "Jacaguas' que no ha quecido
quedarse atras y sin alteration EN- su
line up luchar& contra sus demas RI
wales dispuesto destrozarlos uno a
uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
Deportiyas de Fl MundO'

la manifestation del companero LUIS
Progress la pasada semana en- las CO.
1umnas de "El impartial al indicar
a Rogue como ''el hombre' para tomar
las riendas de la administration de un
equipo local actualmente. 1nterrogaao
Rogue sobre Ell particular nos dice que,
con grande placer el daria todo su item
po disponible para administrar un yer
dadero equipo peloteril, pero ba1o Las
actuales condolences donde diarlo
hay un 't.buruj6n' no Sc haria cargo
de ninguna novena en- la isla. Nos d1ce
"bastante soporte la carga con el
Sports, cabiendome el honor de po-
der comprobar que durante mi adm
nistracion con Ell team de los "Jinetes'
circulamos mas de S22 10000 que fue-
ron repartidos entire sus asoeiados que
eran sus propios jugadores y que 1uga-
ban a base de dividendo'. ''Soy adml-
rador de todos los deportes y no de]o
mis- hneas de comisi6n que me deJan
mos cuantos buenos pesos sin esfor-
Yarme mucho, por volver veGmelas
con algunos tipos tener que perder
mis- chavos despues de trabajarlos".
Estoy con ell amigo Rogue mo es
el hombre, no.. En- verdad que es mn
cho en- nImeros materia deportiva,
pero hoy en- dia con su "emboteua-
miento'', con su "comisionado' con
sus suspiros insomnios Ell dicho de
Progress Rogue es Ell hombre, no lie
cuadra, pues yo afirmo 10 contrar1o.
En- nombre del ex-manager hago ex-
presivas las gracias al compahero por
su insinuaci6n, pero dejemos Rogue
fuera de la "olla''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
HO OTELES !
AL.CAZ.AR
HOTEL INCLATERRA

Nuestras habitaciones y .comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. VI.
sitenos. Hygiene comodidad es nues-
tro lena.
Gale Comercio No. 46, Ponce, P. R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
ACTIvIDADEs DE UN vERDA
DERo FANATICo

Ell popular Carmelo Diaz, conocido
professor de misica de esta Capital, v
grande aomirador del Emperador de los
deportes, Sc ha dispuesto cooperar con
los managers de pelota de esta ha-
ce titanicos esfuerzos por adquirir jul
gadores base de sueldo para defender
81 honor de la pelota capitalina. Debido
la actividad de Carmelo tendremos
aqui en- San Juan dentro de breve al
conocido dominicano zuncar, tambi6n
6ebido a SIS esfuerzos es que la loza
pronto podra decir "soy candidate al
pennant del 1924. va ell promoter
Tony Luciano ha ofrecido el pennant
y es de esperarse que la lucha por OBJ
tenerlo sea un verdadero premio para
los vencedores. Fanaticos como Carme-
10. como Tony, como otros Y otros que
contribuyen con sus esfuerzos perso-
na'es, con SUI 6bolo pecuniario, etc..
son los que en- todas parties deben sur
cir para estinlulo de los jugadores.
NOS DICE ROGUE QUE
mo Es Ell HoMBRE'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
NOS DICE ROGUE QUE
mo Es Ell HoMBREn

Nos hubo de extrahar granaements
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
BETTIA AL EQUAL QUE
GU1IFUCFII Sc EMBARCA

Probablemente bordo del transpor-
te que zarpe de este puerto ell lunes
de mayo con rlmbo a Estados Unidos,
via Canal de Panama, dejara nuestras
playas por esta temporada de verano,
ell conocido y necesario player Cosme
Beitia. actual instructor atl6tico de la
Universidad en- Rio Piedras Sc nos
informa que Beitia formara parte del
equipo del ejercito americana destaca-
do en- esta isla que luchara contra los
demas teams destacados en- otros puer-
tos de la naci6n. Habra de defender Ell
honor borincano sobre todo, pues uni
dad portorriquena Sc presentaran la
lucha.
Guilfuchi, jardinero corto del "Ath-
letics'', tanbien saldra rumbo Esta-
dos Unidos hacia fines de mayo. va
tiene contrata para jugar en- un equipo
que junto con Juncos, Thompson, Clark,
y otros conocidos players en- nuestros
diamantes, presentaran resistencia a
teams seni-pro en- las igas memories
americanas este verano.
Feliz viaje y exito deseamos de an
temano a los paisanos que Sc ausenta-
ran pronto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
PARA SATISFACTION DE BIG
BALL. ALA. VA GUZMAN

FL manager Pipo ha .demostrado ser
bastante astuto. FL ex-manager Rogue
es en- verdad un hombre versado en- ma
terias deportivas y mejor versado en-
nsaterias administrators, pero en- lie
gando Pipo tenemos que su astucia
supera los conocimientos de Rogue. Ei
compafero Big Bali Sc preguntaba que
harlan con Caratini, King, Tasio.
etc. para dar cabida al Lcdo. Guzman
entire los 'leones''. mo Sc explica Big
Ball que al decirse willie Guzman
en- ell Ponce habra de aumentar el
nlmero de simpatizadores de dicho
equipo? Aunque actualmente ell hcen-
ciado no es ell player de antes, SUI fama
como emulo de Babe Ruth, Y su amor
al deporte jugando entire gente que 10
a,ientan, donde no tenga 81 gestos agre
sivos por algun error que cometa, ha-
bran de estimular y puede que vuelva
a ser quien fu6 en- pelota.
Mahana domingo hara su debut Guz-
man con eli equipo Ponce" en- los jue-
gos contra "Ribosch' de ahora en-
adelante 10 veremos luciendo ,el uni
forme "invencible''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
VERDADERAs CALAMIDADES
DE LAS LIGAS

Como tai podriamos calificar, en-
nuestra Liga de la Ocho, al gran mime
ro de paisanos Y policias uniformados
que, infringiendo las reglas estatuidas
traspasan los umbrales de los stands y
van a ocupar los bancos destinados a
los jugadores, y hasta interviewer en-
las discusiones que entire los players sc
ocasionan.
Como calamidades tambi6n habre-
mos de califcar los managers que Sc
presentan las Hgas donde juegan sin
estar uniformados, no estando justif-
cada su presencia con trajes de paisa-
nos en- ell diamante.
3-TambiSn es una calamidad Ell ser
simpatizador de un team, revestidos
de tai simpatfa, creyendo hacerle IA
vor a SUI team favorito, las emprende
uno con improperios para los del ban
do contrario
4-Es una calamidad para una liga
tener ADMINISTRATORS que, confando en-
las bondades del publico, abuse de este
empezando un juego anunciado para las
$3.50 A. M, casi al mediodia, oblgando
al pagano permanecer presenciando
TN espectaculo por el que paga su buen
dinero, hasta pasada la una de la tar
de, cuando dos horas mas tarde habra
de dar comienzo un segundo juego, no
habiendo por 10 tanto tempo suficien-
to para reposar ell almuerzo.
5-Es una calamidad en- nuestras Ii
gas no tener "Jueces imparcia' 'es'' con
suficiente valor civico y sangre en- sus
venas para hacer respetar sus decisio-
mes, y que su vez dichos jueces sean
"rectos" y no Sc dejen llevar por el
sendero de la passion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
DITHMER CITES
TAXATION DELAY
Committee Named to Study
Social Legislation,

Delay in putting into effect plans
for raising money by taxation for
the care Of the needy In Indianapolis
may result in serious consequences,
Henry L. Dithmer, president of the
Indianapolis Chamber OF Commerce.
declared today. Dithmer announced
the final appointment Of a commit
tee to consider the proposal.
The committee: J. K. Lilly. Fred
Holke, Peter c. Reilly. Henry c. At
Kins, Albert Goldstein. William For
tune. o. B. Hes and Felix 81. Nc
Whirter.
Dithmer pointed out that II the
necessary law is passed by the Legis-
lature meeting next month the plan
could not be put into effect before
1927 and that 1t would be necessary
to depend on the Community Fund
in the meantime. He pointed out the
differences between the Community
Fund sponsors and the Chamber OF
Commerce on the plan, some Of the
latter having expressed their oppo-
sition.
He said it was the feeling Of the
Chamber of Commerce that the
initiative should be left to Com
munity Fund sponsors and therefore
he gave them a majority on the
committee.