New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
HEBREWSF0R BANNARD
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS.
Officers of National Organisation
Pledge It's Support.

FOLLOWING the lesd of the labor men who an
nounced their intention Of supporting Otto T.
Psunsrd and the fusion ticket I'm the coming
election another hg organization wheeled into line
,,oeterdsv and announced the opening OF their
csr7naicn activities for the same ticket
Henry Green president OF the American Hebrew
Ns-ional Organization. and its executive commit
,es visited the fusion candidate for Mayor yeser-
5sv and after redEinE tho support of the orRani-
Farion announced that to morrow night they would
cren t1so headquarters one at No la East Hous-
,cn street and the other AZ No. 1872 Pitkin avenue
BROWNSVILLE. Or. Msnvine II Lanes Abraham
sheper and Louis Harris. together with Mr. Green
composed the delegation. They assured Con-
s7essnlsn Bennef. Mr.. Bannsrds campaign man
sEer of an energetic campaign among the He
hrews
Isbo- delegates continued 10 hock 10 the head
quarters Of tho Rannard Labor and Railway Mems
Campaign Committee yesterday. John J. Morey,
~ the United Railway Mems Organization. the
chairman Of Tho committee said that plans would
he completed this week whereby speakers in be-
hs,f of the fusion ticket would he heard in most
Q, The locals and lodges throughout the city, be-
tueen and election time.
To care for the growing labor interests Of the
fuston!sts it IS likely that another labor commit
zee beaded by Michael Fitzgerald. will start 10
work in cooperation with the Committee Of One
Hundred before the end Of this week.
Yesterday the labor committee isued a state
nert which viii he mailed 10 the headquarters
briefly reviews Mr Bsnnard's career, saving that
- boy hunting a job he so appreciated the
worry and care incident to that predicament that
ss soon as he vas able. ne established a bureau
which brings the man and the job together-the
provi1ert Loan Society," The statement further
gives the fusion platform plank relating to labor
upor which Mr.. Barnard has declared he stands
end closes with appeal 70 the laboring classes
n support candidate who is SO squarely for
their interests
swiftly that he has been forced TO discontinue the
T-scrios ~ giving hour day 70 visitors. Yes
rerdsy he spoke N the afternoon ~ Columbia Uni
versi-,, and ended the days work with an automo-
HE rip I'm the evening Tonight he viii open
his tampa IN in BROOKLYN. With the other speak
e~s ~ the Brooklyn -four Walter Chandler and the
Rev Dr. John Wesley Hill he will be entertained
e. dinner A. the Nontauk club by Chairman Wood
-rT n the Republican State Committee. and after
short address 70 the dinners he will speak at The
Academy OF Music. Prospect Hall and Borough
Park Club house. Thirteenth avenue and 5oth
Street. under The direction Of the Republican cam
u iEn committee.
chairman Herbert Parsons Of the Republican
County Committee was asked yesterday if Gov
error Hughes would participate in the campaign.
Ne replied that he was sure the Governor had not
been asked 10 take hand in the campaign in be-
rals Of Mr.. Rannard-
III he does speak" said Mr.. Parsons. Il shall be
rsd. He is registered voter. interested in proper
ne fusion cause. II he speaks in the campaign,
however. his appearance viii be voluntary
Meetings under the direction OF the Republican
County Committee and the speakers for tonight
and tomorrow night follows:
TO-DAY
Co-mittee OF one Hundred. 18th street and
Broadway. noo1--N-illiam A Prendergast, a. Par
ker %evin. ". ". Le Point.
camp Barnard l4Sth street and Third avenue.
John :. Shea. Julius NJ Mayer. c. z. Coli
Esr. fred H. Cunningham.
Committee ~ One Hundred. East Broadway,
Z. Abraham Brill, David L. Cohen, c. Z.
No aso West Houston street. ?. m.-Charles s.
H-hrnaa George McAneny, Max S. Grifenhagen.
TOMORROW.
committee Of one Hundred. 18th street and
6r9sd dNay- noon-Charles s Whitman, Frederick
II Cunningham.
camp Barnard, l25th street. near Eighth avenue
p m.-Orto T. Barnard. William A. Prendergast
.oln PuTroy Mitchell. J. ". Feinberg. c. E. Col
Fusion Camp 10. 273 East l3Sth street D. NJ
orc Barnard, William A PrendergaSt, c. T.
NileT F. S. sullivan.
Reception 10 candidates. IVY Club, No. 80 East
t.fl street 80 TO $50 p u--Ott0 r. Barnard
s Shea.
Jefferson Hail. No 80 Columbia street S . m
ono T. Bannaro. Charles s. Whitman. Max :
.5r.fenhagen, Carl Hauser, c. Z. Abbott Henry
Committee Of One Hundred headquarters. No lss
f-sst Broadway. At night-Jacob Asher, s. Robin
sof. y. II. Steele. II.
Progressive Republican Club No 1864 Ma
avenue. niEht-Max :. Grifenhagen John s.
shea Jesse J. Goldberg.