COMMITTEE OF PROGRESS
PRODUCTION ACTION
CHICAGO, June 6. — A final precautionary conference of Progressive national committee men, Plate chairmen, and delegation chairmen was held tonight. Chairman Murdock, of the national committee, and many of the leaders urged that no nominations be made until Friday. Enthusiastic applause was given Chairman Murdock, and the conferees were confident that precipitate action in the convention could be prevented.
George W. Perkins tonight reiterated his opinion that the Progressive convention would not nominate a candidate until there had been time for full consideration in accordance with the declaration of the Progressive National Committee last January. Professor Charles Hart, of Massachusetts, however, fired the nomination of Colonel Roosevelt. It was on the opening day.
William Hamilton Childs, of Brooklyn, and Dr. P. Hooker, of New York, and others strongly argued against precipitate action.
INTERESTING ADDRESSES MADE AT ART CLUB
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and Miss Houston were among the speakers.
"It was William A. Chase, who, happily, threw casts out of the window."  Window of the modern art
Sellers, Miss Adelo Clark in the
The art of the Art Club yesterday
The speakers—Misses Norah H.
Hoti.-to! Mary IS. Baugliman and
Aidele Clark—gave the essential
features of the art schools of Paris
and New York, and the effect of their
teaching upon this Art Club of Richmond. 