To secure constant personal contact
I with polk-y hol.lers, the committee
I recommended that the bureau estab
jlih local representatives in each state
or in such districts as it may seem
i .'Mivtiraljiie to divide the country. As a
; further means of informing policy
, holders as to their privileges and ob-
ligations, an adequate advertising and
I publicity campaign should, be inaug
urated. It was suggested. The com
mittee in concluding its report stressed
the importance of executive provision
for placing the organization of the
bureau upon a permanent basis.
SALOONS WILL
CLOSE TONIGHT
AT 7 O'CLOCK
In order to give their employes a
chance to attend the big protest mass
meeting at the Plaza tonight all the
saloons will close at 7 o'clock.
The meeting will be a protest
against the war time prohibition law
and the principal address will be
made by Attorney Cornelius iDanna
her of Merlii?n.
BEETHOVEN TRIO
RECEIVES OFFER
TO TOUR CIRCUIT
The Beethoven Trio, composed of
Carl Irsen. E. Rhey Garrison and
John Tatuzzl of this city, started as
professionals yesterday when they
appeared at Poll's. They w-ere so well
received at the matinee that they re
ceived an ofTer to tour the entire Poll
circuit. They have not slgneii a con
tract yet, however.
CHURCH PROPERTY
IS TURNED INTO
FINE PLAYGROUND
Father Chernitzk of St. Stephen's
church has turned a large space of
the chuTch property on Spruce street
Into a playground.
In the afternoon children of kin
dergarten age and of all creeds are
welcome to this playground. Miss
Ethel Borstelman 1 the. instructor
and teaches the children many In
teresting games.
