The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-08-14
COMMITTEES NAMED
BUSINESS MEN TO SERVE CONNER
CIAI. ASSOCIATION.


l.
en for Uplifting Montgomery Du-
ring Year 1OOl-O5-New De-
DaTtments Are Added.
announced the names Of Committeeman
70 serve the Commercial and INDUS
trial Association for the year l9o4-05.
Inc placing of over 325 business men
Association. so as to employ each mem
Der In congenial manner and secure
maximum amount Of his interest IN
the work, Is no small task. President
consideration for several weeks. and
on yesterday the task was completed.
In the disposition Of the chairman
ships. 1t is noticeable that the younger
men have been given especial consid-
GRAFTON. Older men are associated with
them either as Merchantmen or as
Committeeman. but the leader in a
large majority of the committees is a
young man. This should mean espe-
tcial activity for the coming year.
The Manufacturing COMMITTEES. prob
ably the most important at this time.
IN the Association. goes into the charge
OF energy and capacity and enthusiast
tic upon Montgomery's need Of facto-
ries and the opportunities offered; 81
mon Gassenheimer. q leading clothing
merchant and patriotic citizen is Vice.
Chairman.
An6ng other important committees
in the hands Of young men are Com
mittee on City Development, of which
Fred 8. Ball Is Chairman: Legislation,
Of which Ray Rushton is Chairman;
Real Estate, of which Z. G.. Zirkle Is
9d g. Of
which v. H. Hanson Is Chairman. and
Wholesale Trade. Of which Meyer l..
Greil Is Chairman.
committees. for which provision has
been made. These consist Of Forestry
and Lumber, Grain Elevator. Improve
ment In Building Methods, Modern Of
and Trade Excursions. All of these
matters in the judgment of the Presi-
dent are of vital interest to the well
fare and progress of Montgomery and
charge of active committeeman, have
been arranged. The Chairmen named
for the new committees are respective
E. Frame p GsSsrs u & 5on msai Rev AOfgs
l.. Anderson and Duncan May.
The detailed list of Committees is as
follows:
Advertising and Press-v. H. Han
son, Chairman; Alya Fitzpatrick. Vice
H. J. Burney. simon Gassenhsimer.
Frank s. Holt, L; B. Farley. R. J.
man: r. r. Poole. Vice. Chairman; J.
M. Falkner. Harris Gunter, s. Gerson.
W. B. Patterson; c; g. abs, Absrcrombie'
Adams. John A. Barnes w. d: West
colt, Thos. Robinson, w. NJ. Hudson,
NJ. Mohr. r. p. Chaffee, Dave Flem-
Banking-T. ]. Reynolds. Chairman;
l.. b. Farley. Vice-Chairman; J. s..
Wilcox. NJ. p. LeGrand. s. 3. Marks.
Jr.. VIM. Berney. A. J. Kaufman. NJ.
Billiards ny, s' and PooiIbr. Charles F.
lsChandIer Chairman; DE-. A. C. Kill
patrick, Vice-Chairman: -Chas. A..
Coleman; F; L: Merriam, !; B. By Jones'
City Development-Fred 8. Ball.
Chairman: C. T. Fitzpatrick. Vice
| Chairman: H. Ruth. w. H. Thomas. r.
]. M. Kennedy. Richard Tillis. w: A.
Gunter. e. e. Winters. Leo Strassbur-
ger. S. F. Washburn, w. II. Ragland.
| Thos. H. Carr. A. Roemer. Jos. Mach
man. F. P. Chaffee, d. H. Howe.
man: DIR. w. H. Hudson.myu hrdluaoi
| COMMUNICATIONS Strauss, Chair
man. Abe Well. Vice-Chairman: DR.. w.
H. Hudson. w. A. Gayle. M. F. Hulet,
]. w. Thorington. Nc .. Cain. P. A.
Travis. Geo. G. Miles. C. H. RoQuemore.
George Preiss. c. NJ. Smith. Leon Well.
r. F. Bishop, Geo. A. Beauchamp. Dr..
o. B. Wright II: B. MADISON.
Cotton trade-F. F. Johnstone. Chair
man, ,; E. FeEra H.x vics;ch b IMAM
w. NJ. Marks. Ira Virgin. Jr.. A. J.
Employment--w. D. M. Simmons,
Chairman; E; D. creath, vi Vice \;
Martin. Sidney Winter, G. WILLIAMS.
]. T. Bennett, ]. c. Haygood, T. w.
Terry. A, McEachin. r. M. williamson.
Entertainments. L. Lassiter. Chair
W. Jones, Clifford Lanier. Jr;. 2. H.
Lewis, B. H. Screws, w. /. Whfteman.
| ]. ID. Wyman, Alex Rice, J. B. CASTOR,
AL Reynolds. Geo stuart Phares Cole
man. JRG ooG Tgl1iS 5 1r al C. M PsvidsGa
Faunce. Leon Winter,
Finance-E f. Simpson. Chairman:
II. r. Bartlett, r. M. Henderson. M. b.
Houghton T. g.
the duty of this Committee to take all
necessary steps by Legislation ana
otherwise, to foster and uppuiId tns
| lumber interests of this section, ana
| to encourage the growth and preser-
votion of the forests: E. P. Flowers
| chairman, Thos. w. Tebbs. Elce-Cnair-
| man: Robt Nixon, A. f. sea-, d. ~
| Cody. Brooks Flowers. T. L. Jones;
Grain Elevat SrTiie Is vans ans and and means
! to secure the erection In the cry ot
Wonteomerv of a grain elevator or ap-
proved design. and with capaclty sum >
cient to meet the growing demands OK
the grain Industry in this city and sec
ton tnu !. G. Haas, Chairman; w. A.
Davis, Vice Chairman: s, II. stern II I.
| + richardson. j. H. Faunce' w, T.
Vandiver. John T. Walker, h. M Hoo-
| bic, N Griel. r,ua
igration-Hartwell Douglass,
| Chairman; r. F. Kolb. Vice CHAIRMAN
G. r. Emmerson. j. ]. stephens, Ben
| Strassburger, w. NJ. Rogers, A. II: Eu-
banks. ]. NJ. Savage, W. F. Ihet1oTd'
Jr., j. r.. Warren, c. l. Boyd' a. r.
Wilson, L. w. Haygood. r. NJ; Vandi-
yer, Geo. D. Noble, Harry MCCOY A.
| Holm.
insurance.. p. Anderson, Chair
man; G. w. buckley, Vice Chairman;
b. j. Baldwin. Ed c. Fowler, 5. F.
Hirscher, J. T. Moses. Jno.. Tullts' Jr
| B. II. Brown, Hugh Gallagher, JACQUES
| Loeb Gus Rice. A. P. Tyson, A. M.
| Cassimus. w. e. Haygood, o. c. Ma
nor j. j. Rutter, E. Burnett:
| Improvement In Building Methods
1t is the duty of this committee to de-
wise ways and means for bringing about
improvements in the methods or con-
| structing residence and business prop
erty in the city of Montgomery. TO the
end that the most modern approved
struction of all such buildings-espe-
cially with regard to the construction
| of fucs, foundations, etc. Albert j.
Rrame, Chairman: B. B. Smith. Vice
| Chairman; Frederick Ausfeld. VIM. l..
Campbell, o. A. Clapp. A. r .Gilchrist,
| A. Blair, r. Weatherly Carter. w. N.
Cox, c. Y. Bogacki, r. A. Chapman. r.
p Dexter.
Legislation-Ray Rushton. Chairman;
r. Tyler GOODWIN, Vice-Chairman; c.
b. Teaslev. CASTOR Gunter. w. S: Reese,