Draft, letter from William B Hardy to Lord Rhondda Informs Rhondda about plans to create an International Committee -- notes that the names he has heard put forth are Lusk from America and Bottazzi from Italy -- suggests Starling and T B Wood as the representatives for England -- describes the importance of having such a committee, as certain disasters could have been avoided, and that only 'a really authoritative statement' is likely to make an impression on America. [1917]