The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-13
The YEAR
COMMITTEES.
TheyWero Named Yesterday
by Chamber OF Commerce.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Addresses Made by General Fhzhugh
Lee and Mr.. D. Lowonberg Meet
With a Hearty Response.
Other Business.

Other Business.
Very interesting was tho monthly
meeting Of tho Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday afternoon. A delegation, head-
ed by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Mr.. David
Lowenberg, appeared on behalf OF the
Jamestown Exposition and made adj
dresses. which met with hearty re-
Spouse.
There were present Mr. II L. Cabell
creeldcnt; MIR. q. q. Leigh. Jr.. first
vdce-president, and Nrossrs. r. T. AIRING
ton, w. A. Crenshaw. Jacob Cans. NJ s..
Qualres. N. r. Savage, ". o. skelton,
Charles straus, John NJ Taylor, Robert
Whttet. Jr. Langbourno NJ. Williams
and 9. NJ. Woodward, directors, and by
Invitation Of tho board, Mr.. l. z. Nor
ris, the Chambers last president.
AS the first business In order, the chair
announced that there were four vacan-
oles on the Board Of Directors to be filled.
Upon nomination Of Mr.. r. Il. AIRING
tom Messrs. N. w. Bowe, II. s. Hutzler,
Robert Lecky, Jr.. and Coleman Worth
ebAAA WCAo u1LklulIIfOuSly elCCtou u kho00
vacancies. The chair then announced the
following standing committees for the
year,
STANDING Committees.
Arbtratlon-C d. Wingheld, Otway 8.
Allen, George Bryan, James Caskle, Sol
Cutonins, Henry r. Miller.
Agriculture and Immlgra tion-John G..
Dasley. A. l.. Adamson, 8. L. Beveridgo,
Z. l.. Blanton. w. Il. Hood. Fl, w. Wood.
AdvertIsing-S. M. Woodward, 8. FL.
Bowman. John Stewart Bryan, II. A.
Catlin. u. Fl. Ferguson, Henry Lee VAL
ontine.
Banks and Currency 14angbourne NJ
Williams, ]. II. Dooley. L. q. Morris.
| Virglnius Newton. o. J. Sands. William
| Fl. Palmer.
Business Bntcrprises-Charles strause.
n. w. Bowe p. A. Hoen. Henry g.
Hutzcr. l. II. Kaufman. NJ. u. Mnrcrso,
NJ. Taylor, w Fl. Urquhart. Coleman
Workman. II. s. HARDWOOD.
Commerce and Commercial Usages-
Charles Cohen J. L. Antrim, P. Fl. Bas-
kerville. c. I. johnson, Banuel L. Kelley.
lamar Pound.
conventions-w. w. IInrdwloke. A. r..
Holderby, Jr.. Robert Leulty. Jr.. d. r.
Expositions and Civic Celebrations
Robert Whttot. Jr, W. D. Chestern1an.
Henry c. Jones, John Murphy. Henry T..
Pollard, Everett Waddey.
Express Service-Jncob Cans, r. g..
Bell. Isaac Cohen. Leon Dettelbaoh. ID.
@. Pelouze, James w. Sharp.
Health and Sanitation-H.s s. Hutzler,
DR.. L. @. Bosher. DIR. George Ben. John
ston, DR.. Stuart MCCLURE. William G.
| holland, Edgar D. Taylor.
| Inland I'rads-J. G. Freeman, Thomas
8. Armistead. w. G. Bentley. Il. NJ. Car
rington, Linton o. Miller. ]. Scott Par
rish. Robert NJ. Smith, r. l.. Traylor,
Charles H. Watkins, L.. @. Younger, r.
G. Rennolds
Information and stutistics-W A. Cren-
shaw, 3. 8. Hume. O. A. Hawkins. Hugh
A. McCurdy, G. N. shuman, ]. w. Young.
Insurnnce-Ja1nes r. Gordon, Cunning
ham He'll, Junius r. Riddick NJ. ],
! strause, Charles K. Willis, Arthur p.
Wilmer,
Legislation-w. o. Shelton, A. 8. Blu
ford, George L. Christian, J. Taylor Ely.
son, J. Garland Pollard, George D. Wise.
Manufactures-R. q. Rennolds, %. l..
Bemiss, ]. J. Montague, Arthur scriye-
nor, s. w. Travers, II, G. Williams, Jr.
eph 9. BLley. F. w. Cunningham. j. G.,
| Davidson, II, D. Eiohelberger, II. Clal-
borne Epps, j. L. Hill, DR.. NJ. D. Hoge,
| John p. Leary, w. G. Malone, r. l.. Pc
| tors, T. NJ. WORKMAN.
Mines-L. @. Younger, II. 8. Binswan-
ger, s. D. Crenshaw, DR.. Henry F'roeh-
ling, Merriwether Jones, James R. Werth.
liam Cameron, Jr., II. L. King. u. Is.
Victor, d. D. Williams, L. Borchers.
Schools and Public Libraries-C, w,
Ilardwicke, 3. w, Boatwright, r. 8. Boz
sher, r. A. Lancaster, Jr.. w. r. Meredith,
E. Randolph Williams.
Postal and Telegraph Service-N, r.
Savage, /. r. Christian, ]. D. Crump.
| Lewis D. CrenshaW, Jr., y. =. Pelouze,
| Leland Rankin.
Streets, Roads and Parks-Marx Gunst,
II. w. ANDERSON. Cyrus Bossieur, w. e..
Cutshaw, o. II. Funston, Thomas B.
Hicks.
Duldings-T. AZ Cary. r. S. Bosher, J..
b. Elan, James r. Gordon. w. NJ. Wood
| word.
Ninance-R. T. Arlington, George L..
Christian, s. II. Halves, S. W. Travers.
! r. L. Williams.
REPORTS were then submitted from ten
com mttees in connection with the Traf-
flo Bureau, showing encouraging results,
which Indicated that If the same average
| was sustained the resources of the bureau
would be greatly strengthened and in
creased.
A con,munl cation from the Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce. proposing. to or
ganize State Chapter Of Commerce or
Board Of Trade. was referred to the Com
mittee on Business Enterprises. and a
communication from Mr.. Blythe w.
Branch, of Paris, asking the Chamber's
support Of tho bill now pending before
Congress for tho adoption OF tho metric
system was referred to tho Committee
on Commeroo and Commercial usages.
Or. B. Br!dgeforth, dentist, proposed by
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor and MIR. Richard
| A. siewers, contractor and builder. pro-
posed by MIR, s, NJ. Woodward. were
elected members OF the chamber,
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION,
A committee from the Jamestown Dxpo-
sition Company. consisting of General
ntzhugh, Leo. president; Mr., II, Wool
vice. president; Mr.. David Lowen borg, d.
rector-g general. and Mr.. q, II, sheppcrd
SECRETARY. by appointment were received