O..V Hawlins stated that a solution had been found for the problem of giving the seventh precinct site protection, and that a site, which he could not then divulge, had practically been agreed upon. Referring to the proposed survey, he stated that some of the city's administrative officers had said they would welcome it, and that the present system has fallen short of what it should accomplish. President Pettit announced the following as the nominating committee: Rev. George T. Kemper, Stewart White, and W.K. Buchan. The committee in to report at the next monthly meeting.

BELGIUM IS GRATEFUL
Note of Thanks for Protest Made
Leminary Presented to Secretary
L.H. HIGGINS.
WASHINGTON, December 12.?A note of thanks for the protest made to Germany against the deportation of Belgian civilians by this government was presented to Secretary of State Lansing today by Belgian Minister Hovey. Following is the text of the communication:
"I have the honor to inform Your Excellency that I have received instructions to express to you my deep gratitude of His Majesty's government for the noble action which the government of the United States has been good enough to take in approaching the German government on the subject of deportation of Belgian civilians to Germany, and for the great interest taken by the United States government in the defense of the unfortunate Belgian communities which have already undergone such serious trials."  In exile and slavery, to which these unhappy people are being dragged by oppressor who no longer knows any law, either of soil or of man, they bell-aims
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