—._.
Purest and
has been the reputation of ;
throughout its 30
, . . a 3“) “ ‘ 4:
“Ethernet: at my .-
lng out my plan. she evinced'her wilt f
lame. .to' sell" me the‘ land "onth‘c'
south due of her home to erect a gym-
nasium. and I will have the deed
shortly. I also have an option.
through the goodness of Mi- Chi-
cheater for the balance of the proper“
ty. and this will come back to the un- . .
lder certain conditions. 1 m the manner in Which the 89‘
My “(.th, M, h real or the Citizen‘s committee in?
plans. which. however. I have told charge 01 the French war cannon
him i do not thorougiy agree with as dedication 0'1 July 1“” ha been met
they do not call for a place good EI-lto “‘9‘ h h evident m the people_
ough. These plans are here this even-' 0' Milk certainly do appreciate~
mg and Mr. Dane will explain them the value and sentiment attached to‘
later. ”be gift of the gowrnment of France
a building to the people or the City of Non-n.
"Roughly they call for
which will combine a gymnasium aim The committee in mm nova-crates
the ready response to their up.
running track. the gymnasium to be fully
some 30 feet high. and about 60 bv peat for funds. as already submrlp-
70 feet. There will be a stage at one “on: .u listed below. have started to -
.end. with rooms for dressing or star-1°“ in.
[age rooms. where plays may be pre- Acknowledgement 91 all donations
n’
drawn roug
years of public usage
committa- rcfer the bill to the trea-
TARIFF BILL
A CONSPIRACY
TO HELP FEW
Continued from First Page.
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sury department with a view to ob-
iainin}; information as to the probable
amount of revenue to be derived as
well as the economic effort upon the
country. They also say that they
sought to obtain action through the
committee from which the rates'and-
'l‘lu rs-port declares the Turn? was .
not an i-ssuc in ihv lust campaign and :Lnrzfigtr‘nlonsnlhn tlhe '3'“ might be-
that this is not thv time to writt- a p‘ w t": I ndcrwood and‘
l'aynv-Aldrlch laws. "It seems." the
rcport rays. “that the majority prefer
not to gin- information tothe House
touching the provisions of this bill and
id?!“ law. 'l'hcy arm-r1 that the prob-
i‘ma which "l-olinum our people.
i flplil" our industry. strifie our com—
rru- nud pf'rpl"\ 4m llllli’llili‘ admin-
:shower and tub huthes.
.rooms. etc.. together with). rifle range
with four tubes, where shoots can be
~ smade for the parade and exercises
sented. The club building will be in
front. the first floor. or rather the
basement to be half above and half
under gfound. This will
held. .
"The first floor will contain execu~
tive offices, a large lounging room. a
hall and a reading room. The second
floor will contain game rooms. and
also a large lounging room.
house the '
the locker ,
will be made through the press each
day and it is earnrstly requested that
funds be forwarded to Alfred Gold-
schlnldt. Treasurer. as early .3 DOI-
sible. The committee will meet to-
morrow. Friday “mm. at which
time definite arrangements are to be
and .entertainment. of the boys. and
the amount of cash on hand at that
time will determine the extent of the
program.
Following is a list of the subscrip-
this is a very natural position for them in lions rccclvcd to date:
“I also intend to have installed
n 'r:'ll(lll haw- noihinL: 'r'l do with tho- to takc slum- ” lh
.lzi’" , ”w had“ or ”m Pmmf’m'fr‘l’m of the basement a restaurant where we George w. Hopkins 310,
Rationing lll(' “republican majority tho inc-lulu all] (3:13 tr).rl';-fl“) know can give the boys a good honcm-to— Samuel L. Benedict _ _ 810
. l.~.v cornmilim- [or ‘vlllhllulllli‘ai: thl' “Hon ‘mnf: (1° ‘_“ 0" ‘5 classifi- ,goodnes cup of coffee for three cents, A. Goldachmidt no
llom them [in House lll' mbc-r- t}, . " (1. am .Krm-m P10\l8l0m5 '0‘. a his platt of be”. ‘1"! dread for‘){i|‘0n Elwood 310
;- lzx'ncrally and for [wrinkling only 0“ woul “ ""9"": ii “1 the "”5" Ya pickle. and a place, where. if a fri- Tarlov llros. 310
n“ k for its studjl. illc llLlll’JL‘rLlllC pronounced raslllon. _ low is out of work. he can get a good Raymond and 50“ 810
whiwrs dr-cimv lhw-n- has lw-n in-' ““h th" "0""? 'wgmmn" consld‘ hearty meal three times a day for .1f(‘. '1‘. lilmond 810
> “M.“ at “n“, to (”an a sulvsiitutv. oration of the general tariff hill today. quarter." vRussell Frost ‘10
do not undertake any (lt‘lilllt‘ll ”I“ livpulilicun majority has fixed Mr. Gallaher. who was lllterruptod‘Adam Schmidt :10
.'- .. llnhllili of tho iud'lxidunl SCllt'illlll'H July 2' as tlu- d‘f‘" for a fin‘” "mp 0“ lscveral times during his explanation Dr. H. H. Hefteran 310
, u... mu, colilinlui: mm: :7 page ”‘9 "“""““’"- ‘ndo' “ ”mgram °.-'.h_v' applause. went on to suite that Keogh and Candcc 810
hp. wriili-ll report to a gone-ml indici- ”"00““er “EN", "po" 3‘ “ i{epuh“-l.\lrfl. Gallaher owned some 100 acreaceorgc l“. 17““! 810
i ~lll oi lllv‘ whol» nl‘u‘aulc rand the m” conferencv In“. "hm" 'h“ p"de’oi‘ woodland. next to the reservoir imlleating and iiiumbing Co. 310
.ll'lvll-r ol‘ its propriruiion. r0" “"“Nm mum-“31°" will be limited gwnmn, the place being known 39431-1. J. Van Ness $10
[Inlphdsis is laid upon lwn :hing:+-~- to Jul-‘4 ”- dm’a" thereafter ‘0 h" }|i"~k|p[’erfy Hill. and that she joined Katherine St. John Kroger 810
1)“ [Il'ullfllllt‘ l'fYI-t‘l Of ”.0 hm Oil undcr lll!‘ liVP l'l'llnlillii limitation. “'llf‘ll \Vllll him in hlfi Kl“. by “0'18”"! th‘P. 1“ ThOl'lI‘Z‘f‘ll :10
Ammuznu commr-rm: and lll'.‘ world ”W ”"m‘" "m' “mam” m" ”wow“! new of this land as a camp alto. llc Rogers and Slcvcns 810:
:flletriul slluzlllon :vnl-rnlly. ”M 1111- schwlulns which the conference lisrroml‘sm‘l that tho-re would he a permanent .Wm. F. Df-Klyil ‘lol
ill" sul-sliluliol: of tho sylstt-m of “"1” N 0W” '0 am““""“"" ”"n‘ ”" icpmp locatt-d thcrv. to be modeled Royal 1.1mm inn "0‘
A'i.""l"£|li \ziluulioll as u. bums Lor levy "0°" and "0“") 0” scparuirl). 'I'llvrw an.» u Maine camp. This Place H“'SW8~T(Z and Corlitlt $10.
l'L'. luritf (llllll'S. arr 1h" hides. cotton. “vi" ”7"! ml ('\[ c-h-d would ht- opened next season ’ v—a--V~ 3
‘ $200
l'ninling to the rapidly decreasing
Anu-rican foreign trudv. tll': ropori
nun “we rim-d no i'lrii‘i in will ul'l‘ Hu-
imports and thc f-xporls ol' lhc- l'n'ltml
States." Calling :llii-llliou Hm!
foreign irndo- of ilu~ I'n‘u: .1 Slwlw-l l‘l-il
l0
lllv‘
s‘"““"”""' "n 0th” “Chmhm'fl '0 h" in in» m- miwrs of the club who would ”’1‘" r
:th,th “("Illnrmlmw'tt fin," "V 'h”;ll.-~.-u an opportunity to learn some -“
ZIVS lllll . IllllH I'O'.llill "l' ‘ as - . .
. .,~. :1] woml ( riff. fronm some honest l
(lnnv-rul mourn. in l... inuflc- tho 0.- .m_" dnmg, “Mm sump; This an_.For¢es of Concflatlon l
on Irish Question
. _ . t' . '.‘ .l ‘l . ’ L _
d” L" “ "P "“l “I“ “"" '1 ‘."‘””" l. ‘ .nnu lruuuut lllso brought considerable
(‘hlllnlulu-ll of ”11- rulu-s cmuzillih l' mil-l.
' » . . ,n.. . gflpp'uusn.
lolliuomilg n..l., “m i» "\\'r a“
Work
would In Humming our Wedding ‘ (Continued from First Page).
l
l
from $l,l8.‘l,':.'-l'-.AH!0 lust July . _ .
8327.37h.b;'5. tlla- ro‘lmll r-‘Il-K “Flaw“?! I)” " r;;!‘h;'s‘”nrr ”T :l'lll- :N - 'utluivcl'wul' lodnl‘." Mr. Gnllaht'r ex- 3
.. .. '. . . y , . . l‘INlOn n l:l\i‘ ll‘ ll Hill )4 a. . J ‘1, _ u . ‘ . , .. -. . _ ,
(ill-Hull UH llvlllll’ll‘ 'l'lm' 53‘ l5 task ”1‘” may not he complvlml lw- :IIl-li lo ii. .imi wt unlit to ha\tn"l|8°°".|lrrland was .sinlllur to that which ('X-;
rrrfrrrnhh lo ”1' inW'Hl k'll“ “' . , . ,, , ,, h ,,, ,,,,,ltilrv~ In our WON'- 1‘ '3 ‘ on"'istcd in South Africa when the nu:
luv l- .rtwl surw‘mw “’llil'h M -‘-‘~ IH‘H'”; “in, in!“ "”,”'”'“" “‘15 rum H d a ‘\\:l) that \u» will. 1 80‘ m“"““‘ andlpuluicun mow-mom was strong in that:
1.»... lvullmlrirs lo Ivrnlw-l :lml lluw- “”3““ """'r"n""' Imm-u-d llt'l‘f‘ rmmv l‘lryi‘n yours xii-20"(loiniliioll. He said that sincc the'v
:l. .).,.v_r(.y can n-up lhw harm-st tiu-ir ‘ ' "T" ,-_-,-_. .illl’l haw ”will!“ " ‘0‘ of_ ”“3 place l'nlon of South Africa had decided!
' W ‘ I ' i i r . - - . . . - . ' u ' ‘ ‘
‘"f."'"‘.'-:':..'.°".‘.::":'::“:* . '. ; 3°" ("Wm “W" p i' “2. :"l‘frll mars: w m...
2.. - ' l t“! H "' 4 i “ ‘., " ' _lu.-r will us. a - t l ‘ 30 lt' llnd bvnOlilt-d from their "for-
l . lll- lr reward. and ilu- lululu-r ins-u. Mr‘ ('Juahcr S ‘ roJCCtlmuvh. Thrrt- will hl' no graft in this guarantee and Evil-sacrifice."
-i wnollnln. and all llu oillo-l's who "“" “‘ ' thing It's trut- that we will charge L \'ll0\7 J1 _ _ .
, - . . ll) (n e 330
I Hi llu ir llrl‘iifl on llu \Hllwrs of :1 Continued from First Page. linv-mlwrslllp dug-s ill (hr f‘lull. hut thatlpmg) —-—I‘r1'micr ‘1 lo _’d‘3e0A ‘ ckltegl
" "*"m “0“" l l - 7- wi'l lw fixed in' the mem' ‘ .‘ ’ '3‘ 5 “ “ 1
Lulu ) . . .llll‘el‘ «inU - - in the llOlll-t‘ of (ominous today that;
lNh'lllL: with llli‘ plan for Anu-riv‘un
\.llu;liion of imports iiu- rI-pml says'
"i-‘irsi among [hi lolllllll' ('U\l'll. illi'nln-
it's that musk llu‘iv \\'.l\' iluuuu'h
llll‘i
ihi‘nlSl'l_“"5t- Jung“; 3:: The undvrsiood Gem-ml J. C. Smutsu
(wt-dingh' i'orilinutt- in numbering him}. l' t. 101:3: lnTopthis thing rlKll‘ ”1" South Alricxin promicr, wont to.
as mu- nl‘ our I‘lllli‘llfi. "I‘m bro [don‘t mind this. I want to. Ireland 9“ Tuesday last on the “1‘1““
“n ”H. m'mmg “I” ”finial“ is ”n" Kilns-l l “k is your ho-lp." non of Lamonn do Vak-ra. _ ,
. 1.1 a. - Asked “'llt‘lhl'l he conferred with
llld' board of directors of tln- Xvw lit-rs
York i‘llilill" l'lllll. and \w- .‘Ill' “\':llliil 1 “m
. Light Six ‘ Touring,
s
Inquire of the [numerous purchasers of this
’ model. It will convince you that THIS IS
The Car You Should Buy
Price $1335
F. o. 1). South Bend
Cord Tires "Arc Standard Equipment 011 All Studebaker Cars
- This Is a Studebaker Year
The Reynolds Motor Car Company
WEST 'AVE’NUE PHONE 1120
hill is ”w proposal in ('llihliKl‘ llu- lmsv f
for :Hl\ul0rl'nl Iluliv's from llu- :u'iuul guide in (hr gcnerul sI-niinu-nl of llll‘ .‘ r .. \V. Dunc. of the firm 0
Dru?" [mill for flu ui \NiMl DUI‘CllJ ml city. l mu 31""; ,thL )1}. Onllulu‘r‘a Duels) 1: Dane. of Bridgeport. the :fKI‘erinlngmalz wil‘lreslhe fitter WP“!
L). llu- lilipOl‘li‘l' in :l hDiW‘Illil‘llVlh'filh proposition is euro 0’! succcss. architpct who drcw the rough plans. laconicully that gingwmézlflerlrggled
(li'llllll“. unc'd-rluiu. Ill‘lilllhllfl opinion "Sm-h (I building will lw n l'r-vlil in ”H.“ "51,11“an thr‘ tPnlnlI\'(‘ I‘ll“. consiuntlv “or“ . m8 3
l-{lLlu-li ivy am llllllrJlN'l lil'llll'n in lhn llu- pm ”I” “ill do mm.” in w” lllnll‘iilll‘l‘l‘nlll‘: the building. r ppr‘d‘ -‘
i~ «malls of ii rusimll housv. (.f'lllflllll- ("‘Il' 0- Norwzl 1- ; I. n'l I~‘l)|l()wllli€ ”1L. wonifl 0 a v-‘;- r . ..
1"" i' "" i” i”"”““"“”‘“ ""“ “”1"“ No»; lrzlmizl.ui‘.k gll‘hli'villl's ":01: llw'iioh wc-ri- hoard fromUpwis ll. hasll.-ill:nA'[l{‘ES-.nrferrllu-rst’fhth ‘--'Charges -—_—___.“
"‘ iwwildurcd. “9 '0 “1“" is th" "1' youngn-r lllf‘li of tho ('ih will do luuvll‘a'lio said that he felt sure that those lslatll‘t‘ committee of the sosllflf'nlfex-l _:=3
“31'" “'hOH‘NHi’ l”'l""3‘ 0' "0ml”'r”"l' “wards llt'VI‘llil‘lllK :i chant-r. ll“:|llll- will) were vl’l't‘finl “fir" fully uppl'l“ lip-lime had at iandered 850 :H‘H-aflfllnl f , ~_ -, ' . '
"1 competitivc W'O‘l‘w” "" ”‘0 io-r und lH‘lli'l‘ mm- “1‘ c-illzv-m us lllll" clutiu- of Mr. Giilluhcr'! liln- “"d m lrli uv's recs?" el ii I ’0 ”‘0‘ ‘ . .
l ”W" 5'3”“. 0" "' "‘ “‘“l' ‘-"‘"“"“"v :3 .r-x on i would liko- to ll:i\1' :l yoielfnct that the rvusoll UN“ (here‘wf‘V funxd wore made ineca :nccicl‘mginlxn' . Ve
H" “”"m'd \ulm- "‘ 'l‘" “"H"! S.” ' 'l l\-’lilllL' .l.~ to win-Hui wo- .lrr il. in" more- vyprt-Ssllillfi of fLPP'TH‘n'?” of "w li‘ul’xo Courier \Ppwa : l on. k
(If th" ldf'llllt‘ul inlplll‘lwl "HIP." I ..u" ill~ lhis proposition ”1‘ _\h-_ (hula. .“'pr“ hocuum‘ 0' lb? ”(Cl ”‘3' ‘3': partisan ‘ea'u_ daily “(:w _.' ‘r non‘ _..-.. ~—-—-—— —-~ .—-. _--. ._ ____ - ..-_. ,, ., _ x A. ._,. .—
wiuiru-r sold or “'11. l\.('lll lint: w Hi i. _. . Th0” who “u" ‘1” so will pt-opll- \vcn‘ ovu'wht'li'mod “1“" i.“ a. spapo _ '—“ - r
(Filling all or any vnsl. «‘humw “‘~ pm liV‘t'. and all in rumr will hold nmgnimviv ol‘ m.- nrillk‘CL wim‘fi w” _ --_- . III-—
why-s. including Illlll' .\ and also llu‘ “I t ;~;l- right hand." lto lw horm' by onv man.‘ . H ~
fits “"d comml-‘Sl‘ms3 ‘" “m” l' in u signal an ww-svnt, who Judgt- John ll. Light expressed Hl ‘
mitting “‘0 uppraisvr ‘0 ”mp" 3‘“ um .. ,v . lwi. rusu um! lit Id up llll'll‘ willingness to do all that he could to .
wulut~ he may are fit on the goods and l."ml9. ”PM, not lwmg our prvsen: hl-lp. and said that m. believed. it i l in: . S
mid-tint! 'li ilnpmzsiil'v im' lho- illlllin‘lA who (lid "()1 do so, lllil‘ dawn (ll 3‘ llew (lily (or lNorvlalk. .— ‘
' would cement the NorWz‘lkS.
rr to know \vllul duty hi» will huw to
pay untll he has actually imported and
passed thorn through tlw custom
hmlsr.
"In the fare of llli‘ um-vriuinly
which this hill llt’Pi'SSlll‘ll)’ cornpi-ls' “:4
in dulivs it will lw impossihlo- for any
l"‘l‘"fl"r to conllnuv m hurlinriu: "n" something (‘onsirm-llt'o for in.» 0"?
ll.‘ l(‘.‘<llilt of this provision will he lhr and having no children of m". 0;“;
cl: ‘Virm‘l‘llm 0": ”W" “"W’” ”"d" ”f Hi" we {cit that if we could help the (‘hll-
‘ “{"llflgnfllfi ‘ of ”1 Am ”pl" (ire-n of olhl-rs. that it was thc lit‘Fl
In" "‘F " "" " " " lll.:l w- ')|ll in wp. rat lll l a
\ . uzrl'lhn H§Hlt'lll. tlw lvpurt ('Unu‘ndfi’lg\nlll=l‘:llll:l' rlllld ‘clull room;1 for “tho
l~ that ”1" “am" duty “in h“ imposed city “5.. the heat way in. which to
"lI’llllyll'" “1’0“" ”W" m India. (hull din-ct our i-lwrgii-s. (lur motive
:ln( .apnh. . . . .. . .
_ . . . pllrtl) .l Hlllsh one, Ill admit that.
1 l_l\ss;vrln‘lf: llllill ll ‘9 l"::l":‘s(:‘r‘:":: rl‘l‘ll ll‘or m‘rr)‘ dollar that Wf‘ put ""0 ”“5
.l “ o «l'cnri' n say; - ‘ 'i . . . '
. . ‘,,.\u- (-xpmt to go-t hack onc dollar and
‘3'" 1'1:211:13:igvlr‘é’ilgorizlyl'31‘2‘1:H"".1ton Fonts. but we will get it back in
“ ‘ ' l-.. 'z. . w-
mwul "H mm luster: or W“-‘li.’.1“"$§y..r‘.‘.3” $35.3? 5.1311. "LT.“
1 <l affairs a measure so ilrcdo-mnzlhh' ' h ' , ‘ '
announccmcnt. h) a number of the
‘ "fl ”“lwrmny V'Iflfms’ :11.” “21.1: (0‘;!ciii2l-lls or our community. the cost of
f’u'um‘lhg to x”; '1‘.“ m” mg p ‘ ilu- silo the building and the running
""-”4“ 30"" -‘" «woo-nam- for a good many wars to
. ‘I"“'".'.1”p"°"; _',},1?l-r‘,lp(::'.;tg$ftr:l“""“" lhcsv citizens living pn-rfcicllv
"' ""‘v w'” '"r f“ " ’ m m ‘ low ot‘ willing to defray the cxpvnses. and let
-.. v . . g ‘ l ' ‘ i .
l ’ lluft its?” :"\“l‘i';‘:“ Ollggll‘lll ‘ ’l‘he lm- have the glory. ii there be any at-
“L'” ‘ ' I ' ‘ ‘ tm-luwl lo ii.
:E’t‘:"l‘:‘:: 1:5: lfzufill-ttixirhofus‘lt? 33:3 "Howcw-r. I prefer to do this in ml‘
G
those who fill-131” “W‘hmt ”5' WM“ mxNor'W'llk ll'lVl‘ ‘ a good instiiullo‘l’l
ilu sumo limo.- ll Will Ul'l'l'"3" K"“"'" . . . ' ' . . .
“Urb' our own lM-olnIt-z who Would inuru‘,‘H Ego?“ Plran {Port of fosterul
“u“ I”. "q Cm”. “Puma “m". n “U. villi“ u '1"; good cle.l.)rlilni: mt'll and
_ I ‘ , ( l. 'I I . ' I u "I
that ”unmm “‘1.”le m (.“n'mny 0|. mu “i i In t'izuhl and trulmd to he
i l i a lining! the lno~l ill‘llllfl tiu llt-iter ”hm-na' then we want to be
( l“ l‘ '3. ' l ' I ' .‘ '. ‘ . 4
.. . freo- to shut the place up.
“RIF ivvr waged \vlll Nullt'l' still more .. .‘ .. . , ‘..
Nymrly irolu iix ope-rnl’lolls lli'Cullfi" will“l:1::liitnh:2:-;:o::nll:r;;§dthriysrld “'0
all o-liorts to n-slore their industrial , _ ' ' _ A. ‘ ' ' '
m,“ M normal conditions will lie gre- lune chosen six mo n. no hetur ones to
~ be. found in the city I am sure. They
\iousll nniu'di'd. if "0" “hon" “u" are Juch John J Walsh General
irulmi. M ii . «rustic restrictions on ' a” p. I ‘ ‘ ‘
trade which ll imposes" I}: ”n I" :1" "twig: 3‘2““ 3- Lllhn
« - , a on .. oy. an . Lack god
ChWB'H'K that the M“ W” “"9“""1 and Judge Edwin a. Thgmas. 131......
g‘::‘::““t‘;:c“t:‘m:”fi" "rngiorlgetzi'sflll'l‘; men have all signified their willing-
"' ‘ r 5' 9 ncss to act as a general advisory
3“;""s:d‘zf its "mm“? “P "“33"“ "" board of younger men who will be
r 6-n . the real workers.
"its last minutr- changes whispered "v“? wish to make this an millin-
10 u. favored few." the report contin- tion which will be entirely ".90 from
u. 1l. “are in keeping with the intrigue. religious and polltcal linnuence and
:~~l «cry and Joiibcry which inspired its propaganda. and we want ‘0 make it
court sublclii-s. its concealed illdi- an institution where we an We”
rm lmu: framed its newly invented the doctrine of Americanism. and
Mr. Gullslhvr \V'lS illirodumd ln'
Jllllg’l' \Vulsll and was KlYn‘ll u tumult-
ous ()llllllll'Hl ol' :u-pluxna
“This l‘l‘RPOnSt'. my frlvuds. is morv-
than illllll'l'l‘luli‘il ily lmlh Mrs Gulla-
lu-l' and nusrll‘." he. said. “l‘nr 3mm»
yrul's “'l‘ lizlw- in-cll wanting: to no
".4
m lu'lllllt's; cast its complex and coin-
poun‘d rates. and fixed its unascer-
tuiuuldx- duties. with the trickery
wim-li has transformed schedules. hid-
(ll u jokers. transplanted items. chang-
rd its nomenclature and made it im-
posaiilio to compare it with any of its
Fri-lll‘r-cssors. .
"Cunning has made difficult. if not
impossible, a comparison by printing
it in dead parallel W1”! inou' 13'-
This conspiracy has required since last
December or six months. to hatch its
monstrosity."
The Democrats say in their report
where therejriil be no invidbie di-
vidingviines such as now exit in this
city.
"The boys themselves should man-
age the place. and should elect a
Board of Governors which shall be
the operative body of the club in con—
Junction with the other bodies men-
tioned previously. There will be a
profe-lonal. one of some repute. “l
possible. who will have charge of the
building and its activities. .
lu- )lsry Chicks-tier. who owned
the in was mm to
I
fihatlhey valalysouhtoomm
land-rm
me. I m (
'lh::t n
1and that it was a sl‘h‘ll‘lm 3‘“ ‘
éyoung and Old. V-
Attorney laeo Daria spoke l“ "“8”
lot l‘lust Norwalk. which communitv
:mm lm- first in town to build a Com-
;munily hall. Ht- spoke at the work
dom- in other towns and cities he had
limit! in on a recent automobile trip
and said that to show th’e apprecia—
non of the pvoplc 6! the city the least
could ho dom- was the willingness of
those called upon to serve with their
time. it they wouldn't)» allowed by
Mr. ullllclllt‘i' to give anything clue.
Christian Swariz thou spoke brief”
and said that he was glad that he had
lived as long as he had. some seventy-
fiyc years. to see such a gin to the
city. and he remarked that he had
oftrn been paincd. while walking
through our streets to ace the young
men lounging around ill places some
of which were questionable. The (act
that they would haw.- a headquarti-rs
Would relieve them of this aimless
modc of living and would do much
towards making better citizens of
them. He pronounced Mr. Gallaher's
offer one of the most wonderiul gift-s
ever made to the community.
Arthur C. “'hccler also expressed
his appreciation of the gift. and said
that he was satisfied. from the show-
ing Fn'ade by these present.‘ that the
plans would be completed as under-
taken, and that the young people ap-
preciated the gift. but perhaps were
too bashful to admit‘lt.
Roger McKibbon spoke briefly on
behalf of what he termed "the young-
er fellows." and he said that he felt
sure that he expre-ed their appre-
ciation as well.
Eton-nay Freeman Light made a
notion that the meeting extend a vote
of thanks to)“. and Hrs..0slllh. er
for their gift and that a Diet!!! Of or»
operation to carry to a Wul con-
clusion all their plans he gxtgnd“_
This was seconded by. C. E. Jen-
nlnsl. who also indulged in some re-
mlnlsences of sports in the time wm
he was a. hog. .
Following the meeting an examina-
tloa of the tentative plans for the
building were made by those present.
Farther committee meetings will he
announced later.
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