New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
THE HUNDRED ELECT
OUTERBRIDGE LEADER,
Committee to DerOte Itself to Cot
lecting Cam mpaign Material.

E H Outerbridze was elected chairman Of the
Committee OF One Hundred at meeting OF the
committee al No 50 Beaver street yesterday after
noon Mr.. Outerbridge is director Of the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society. secretary. treasurer
and director Of the PantasOte Leather Company.
Of No. Il Broadway. and director Of the United
States, Bermuda and Caribbean Steamship Com
pany-
Lithographers' Haipers' Union. elected vice
chairman: Joseph VI. Price. a manufacturer Of
mailing boxes was elected secretary, and PercivsI
Kuhne. Of the bankf2z firm OF Knauth. Nachod
& Kuhne. was elected treasurer
The following executive committee was chosen:
Thomas J. Curtis. Albert E Davis Winfred T. Den
nison. Clarence Edwards. Edmund D Fisher. Mich
ael A Fitzgerald. Michael Furst. Frederick E
Goetze. Hamilton Holt. Isaac A Hopper, Raymond
V IngersoU. Jacob c. KIinck F W Longseilov.
John Martin, Arnold B. Macstay Henry Mosko-
witz William c. RedheId. William ] Schienelin.
Charles A schleren. Gustav H schwab and E.
PIatt Stratton
The following resolutions were adopted
That for the present the attention and the re-
sources OF the COMMITTEES Of One Hundred should
be devoted largely 10 the preparation and dissent
nation Of concrete campaign material; that 50 far
the object OF feronstratinE 70 the voters the pos
sbility OF so spending public moneys 70 give the
people in their respective localities an adequate
turn in corresponding BENEFITS. and 70 expose the
extravagances and waste Of the present edinistra-
needs
That no general enrolment should be taken in tbs
Assembly districts. and that the question OF the
establishment Of borough committees in The Bronx
Queens and other boroughs be referred to the sx-
eCutive committee.
That the executive committee be empowered and
directed TO appoint a press committee. a campaign
COMMITTEES and such other committees in its
Judgment NAV be necessary.
II is desirable that the executive COMMITTEES en-
plOy secretary, who shall give his entire time TO
the administrative work OF the COMMITTEES
The executive committee is empowered 70 III any
vacancies il It's own membership in the member
ship OF the Committee Of One Hundred
The executive COMMITTEES viii meet on Monday
afternoon 70 start with the work mapped out for
IL at yesterdays session. and will decide on the
date for the next meeting Of the COMMITTEES ok
One Hundred.
The executive COMMITTEES at an early day viii
fill the vacancies caused BY the withdrawal Of
Allan Robinson. Cyrus L Suzberger. Felix NJ.
Warburg, Paul Fuller and Dr George W Brush.
and will appoint a finance committee When
Chairman Outerbrfdgs was seen last night at his
summer home IN NIOrrtStOwn he said
7 am surprised that they elected me. as 7
believe they could have found better for tbs
place However, shall accept the appointment
and do my utmost bring ABOUT the results
have banded together 70 obtain. 7 believe thers
fine opportunity for rallyi1g the voters who -
Iieve in the best interests Of the city and who
demand the very best kind OF government IN our
municipal affairs
that as vet has not been presented. and II Will
be the aim OF the Committee Of One Hundred to
present that phase OF the situation TO the voters
I believe that the committee constituted will
prove 70 be a good working organization. and that
il has the confidence OF the voters generally