New-York tribune., 1909-06-25
THE HUNDRED ELECT
OTTERBRTDGE LEADER.
Committee to Derote Itself to Col
Iecting Cam pdign Material.

E H OuterbrfdEe was elected chairman OF the
COMMITTEES OF One Hundred a meeting OF the
COMMITTEES a. No s2 Beaver street yesterday after
noon Nj Outerbridge is a director Of the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society secretary. treasurer
and director Of the Pantasote Leather Company.
Of No. II Broadway. and director OF the United
States. Bermuda and Caribbean Steamship Com
pany.
William A Coakey. Of Brooklyn. president Of the
Ltthographers' Hapers' Union. elected vice.
chairman: Joseph NJ Price. a manufacturer Of
mailing boxes, was elected secretary, and PercvaI
Kuhne. of the bankiaz firm OF Knauth. NachOd
& Kuhne. was elected treasurer
The following executive committee chosen:
Thomas Curtis. Albert E Davis. Winfred 7. Den
nison. Clarence Edwards. Edmund D Fisher Mich
ael A Fitzgerald. Michael Furst. Frederick E.
Goetze, Hamilton Holt. Isaac a Hopper, Raymond
Y. Ingerson. Jacob c. Klinck F W LongfsIlow.
John Martin, Arnold B MacStay. Henry Moszo-
witz. William c Redheld. William J scherelin.
Charles A Schieren. Gustav H. schvrab and E.
PIatt Stratton.
The following resolutions were adopted:
That for the present the attention and the re-
sources OF {he COMMITTEES Of One Hundred should
De devoted largely 10 the preparation and dssern-
nation Of concrete campaign material: that so far
as possible the material should De localized with
the object OF demonstrating the voters the pos
slblHty OF so spending public moneys TO give the
people IN their respective localities an adequate
turn in corresponding benefits. and 70 expose the
tion and rs complete disregard Of the citys transit
mat no general enrolment should De taken in th4
Assembly districts. and that the question of the
establishment Of borough committees in The Bronx
Queens and other boroughs be referred to the sx-
eCurive committee.
That the executive committee be empowered ard
directed to appoint press committee a carupaIRn
COMMITTEES and such other committees as in rs
Judgment NAV be necessary
It is desirable that the executive COMMITTEES en-,
Ploy secretary who shall give his entire time 70
the administrative work OF the committee
The executive committee is empowered 70 AV a7v
vacancies ia IT'S membership in the ueunbsr
ship Of the Committee OF One Hundred.
The executive COMMITTEES viii meet or Monday
afternoon 70 start with the work mapped out for
IL at Yesterdays session. and viii decide on the
date for the next meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of
One Hundred
The executive COMMITTEES at an early day VIII
fill the vacancies caused by the withdrawal OF
Allan Robinson, Cyrus L Sulzberger Felix ".
Warburg, Paul Fuller and DIT. George ". Brush.
and will appoint a finance committee When
Chairman Outerbrfdge last night at his
summer home In. NOrrtstOwn said.
I surprised that they elected me I
believe they could have found better man for the
place However, 7 shall accept the appointment
and do my bring the results va
have banded together 70 obtain. 7 believe there
IS fine opportunity for rallytng the voters who -
Iieve in the best interests Of the city and who
demand the very best kind OF government In our
municipal affairs
''There is a serious side TO the coming campaign
that vet has not been presented. and IL 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 q good working organization. and that
Il has the confidence Of the voters generally"