The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-06-11
One Hundred and Seventy-four
New Members Were Added
This Week and the 500
Mark is Very Near.
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN Is
TO START NEXT WEEK
At Meeting Held Last Evening
It Was Shown the Organiza-
tion Now Has 372 Members
Meet Monday.

Success attended the efforts OF the
soliciting committee of the Young
Mems Business Club. which for the
past week has been making q thorough
canvass of the city in quest Of new
members. and reports turned In at
the meeting held in the Leeds room
on Main street last evening show that
LA new names have been added to
this organization of Boosters" The
result is highly gratifying and the
committee feels amply rewarded for
its labors. With the addition OF the
new members the total. enrolment Of
the club is now s72. greatly increas-
ing the financial and working strength
OF the organization and making 1t pos
sible for greater accomplishments In
affairs pertaining to the best interests
OF the Panic Proof City,
In view of the fact that 1t IS be-
Heved there are may who desire to be-
come members OF the club who have
not yet been seen by the committee,
1t was decided to extend the time for
securing new members one more week.
Renewed efforts will be made and the
campaign to swell the total to the 500
mark, will be waged with vigor and
vim.
Were Well Received.
Everywhere the solicitors have been
received with q most friendly and
helpful feeling and they are more than
pleased with the manifestation OF good
will shown on all sides and the praise
that is extended the Young Mems Bus
mess Club. As chairman OF the solic.
fting committee. Fred Lahrman is en-
titled to much credit for his faithful
and untiring efforts.
On Monday evening the directors
OF the club will hold a meeting and
at that time will chose successor to
Charles NJ. Morgan, who resigned as
president because of HE removal To
indianapolis. The club will meet ON
Tuesday evening to consider several
matters OF importance and to discuse
arrangements for the Fall Festival. A
complete list of the new members who
Joined this week follows:
Louis Knopp, Tom Mayer. Ben Bow.
ing. f. Hensley, Ed johnson, Harm
Engelbert. w. 8. Adyelotte, James
Carr. r. B. Jones, Jos. Iliff. Henry
Shannon, Geo. Theurer, n. A. Hasty.
A. AlbertsOn. Geo. Schwegman. NJ. Lee
Kirkman, Silas r. Hastings. W. ".
Tallant, Milton h. Craiehead. Henry
Bentlage, S. s. Strattan,J ,Jr., C. p. Hol-
ton. Geo. H. Dilks. w. s. Spencer Har.
y w. Gilbert, ]. NJ. Knode. Geo. n
Williams VIM. H. Campbell. Glenn A.
Heck, Clarence w. Cory. Henry p.
Miller, Paul Wilson. Mark Pennel Sr.
Walter L. Dalbey, Walter Eyden. Jno.
w. Knollenberg. L F. Ross. C. 8. Judy.
NJ. T. Nordyke. John Dickerson. Ed
ward Brinker. o. g. Beck. e. e. Hook.
EFT, DR.. II. C. Burcham. DR.. II. q. Io.
per. ]. B. Glenn. L. C. Pilgrim. I1onie
Muth Ed Muey. HI. e. Beale Harry
Williams, Antique Furn. Co. Alex
ander Pryor, Geo. Ramsey, Geo. Bayer.
VIM. Haberkern, Maag e Reilley. VIM.
Waking, A. p. Hamilton. Elmer amfth.
S. W. Bricker, Mike Measan. r. Bah-
yion. HI. Pardick. Howard Kamn Rrix
Bescher. d. C. Gem. Ofto Retfir NJ
C. Cunningham. N. q. Balfomr Ismee
P. Terhune, Harry Hodefn. Issac IN.
gan. Bert Unthank. r. r Foster FraA
H. Dougan. Louis Dingley. Roy j Hor.
ton. Geo. Bishop. Harry e. Penny. "a.
gar Norris, Fred Gennett. starr Piano
store. J. NJ. Coe Printing ca Iohn
Bartel. John Brown. John ! ste.I.
Ed nOSef, FRANK Alten9chuIfo. ~. w.