The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-01
WORK is CUT OUT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMIT
TEES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED.
WILL REPORT THURSDAY
AT MASS MEETING TO BE HELD AT
THE CITY EXCHANGE.

Mayor Myers Head of Committee to
Recommend Officers, MIR. II. c. FOs-
ter Chairman of Committee to Sc
cure Charter and By-Laws, and
MIR. o. s. KuIman in Charge OF
Committee on Membership-Lasf
Committee sub-divIded the More
Thoroughly to Cover the City.
Will Have n Special Meeting in
ScreVen House Wednesday-Ad-
ditiOns to Membership Being Re
ceived Daily.
The three committees that Chairman
Adler, at the meeting in the interest
of the Chamber of Commerce of Sa-
vannah was empowered to appoint to
secure members for the new organiza-
ton and attend to the final details of
organization, were appointed yester-
day. These are a committee for the
selection, of officers to be recommended
for election, committee on charter
and bylaws and a committee on mem
bership.
The first of these consists of Messrs.
Herman Myers, chairman; W. w. Cor
don. A. S. Guckenheimer, Pleasant A.
Stovall, w. F. McCauley, B. H. Levy,
William Kehoe, C. H. Dorset, Lee Roy
Myers and T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.
The Committee on Charter and By
laws is composed of Messrs. Roy C.
Foster, chairman; ]. H. Estill, Joseph
Ferst, ]. Ferris Cam, j. NJ. Barnard
Jr., S. Krouskoff. Henry Blum, I. E.
Youmans and Frank c. Battey.
The Membership Committee consists
of Messrs. o. S. Kulman. chairman;
1. A. Solomons, Nicholas Lang, j. Law
ton Heirs, Thomas Nugent, Sig Gard
w. !. Watson, L. G. Schwarzbaum,
D. B. Morgan, w. ]. Harry, Jr., T. A.
Bryson, A. LETTER, j. T. West, William
baltimore, L. A. Mccarthy, w. V. Da-
Wis, Adolf Sundheimer, r. NJ. Beytagh,
T. E. Youmans, A. W. Morehouse, Da-
vid J. Rosenheim, H. H. Livingston,
j. H. H. Entelmann, A. S. Nichols, A. j.
Garfunkel, c. E. Inglesby, M, S. Gard
ner and ]. Gazan.
Mr.. Kulman got his committee to
work at once and that the canvass of
the city may be as thorough and COM
plete as it is possible to make it he
has made several subdivisions of the
members giving each of these lesser
bodies a certain class or a certain ter
ritory to work as follows:
Attorneys-Messrs. J. Gazan and w.
B. Stubs.
Bakers--Mr. T. Nugent.
Butchers-Mr. M. S. Gardner.
Banks Public Buildings and Hotels
-Messrs. w. ]. Watson, ]. H. Helm
ken, D. L. Morgan.
E2rnl Chiffon Sfront-MaSera G
Nichols, ]. T. West, Sig Gardner, L.
G.. Schwa rzbaum, A. ]. Garfunkel.
Bay Street-Messrs. w. V. Davis, w.
]. Harry, Jr., Adolph LETTER.
Bryan and st. Julian Streets
Messrs. I. F. Youmans. c. F. Fulton,
c. e. Inglesby.
Dentists and Physicians-Dr. j. L.
HERS.
Plumbers and Contractors-Mr L. A.
Mccarthy.
Retail Druggists-Mr. H. H. Living
ston.
East Side-Mr. K. M. Beytagh.
West Side-Mr. T. A. Bryson.
T. P. AIR. A. w. Morehouse.
Congress Street-Messrs. H. H. Lat
timore. ]. ]. Rosenhein.
All the committees and sub-commit-
tees will get to work in earnest to-
morrow morning. The Membership
committee expects TO nave lLS Work SO
we'll in hand by Wednesday night that
a meeting will be held in the Screven
House parlors on that date to report
progress.
AS it is anticipated that each of the
committees will have accomplished
their work by Thursday another gen
eral mass meeting will be held in the
long room of the City Exchange to re-
ceive the reports. These it is expected
I'll, l.
marked the movement from it's very
inception still exists, and is increasing
at such a rate as assures the success
of the Chamber of Commerce from the
very beginning.
Several members were gained to the
cause yesterday. No detailed state
ment of these accessions was made to
Secretary Sig. Gardner, but among
them are Judge S. B. Adams and
nv Marion