The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
COMMERCE BOARD
sets NEW RECORD
Takes in 100 New Members in 20
Days-works for $50 Mark Before
Date Of Trip.

The Board OF Commerce has just es
tablished new record In the acquisi
ton OF new MEMBERSHIP In 20 days
and this brings the total member
ship up to 1880. the largest 1t has
been since the board was organized
seven years ago. The campaign was
started by the new president, Abner
e. Larned, who took hold April /, and
felt that with the visit Of President
Taft, the annual cruise to Georgian
Bay and the Detroit Industrial Eek
position, the time was opportune for
just such work.
Mr.. Larned picked out five recog
nized hustlers In the business world
for his membership committees: J. Il
Hudson, chairman; Charles +. Biel
man, Norval A. Hawkins. Hiram
Marks and George F, w. Reed. They
adopted a slogan: President Taft
here June 8, 100 new members be-
fore that date. Everybody get busy!
Everybody did get busy, with a ven.
geance. Each member OF the commit
tee named a subcommittee of Ave
and the work was on. Daily reports
acting as membership secretary
showing the number OF new members
received every day and the number
lacking to make good on the slogan
before the expiration OF the time limit.
The applications came in, at an aver,
age OF FIVE a day and the century
mark was reached May 20. two weeks
before the time. Then the commit
tee decided to keep the good work
up and make It $50 before the date set
for the trip to Georgian Bay, and
there is no doubt that even this num-
Der will be reached and exceeded.
The list Of new members follows:
James W. Ballantine, Robert +.
Barrie, p. l.. Barber, w. B. Bierce, 3.
]. Bowling, NJ. v. Brown, Guy B. Cady,
Charles H. Cashin, Donald Clark, Jas.
Craig, Jr.. H. L. Cunningham. Victor
F. Dewey, Fred H. Diehl, Thomas j.
Doyle, z. w, Briemeyer, William II.
Ducharme, Emmett Dryer, Herbert r.
Earle, George E. Edmunds, Alonzo p.
Ewing, Fred T. Gies, James @.
Goudie, Lot M. Hamlin, Robert w.
Hamilton. Henry @. Hart, P. E. Haw-
ley, H. j. Herbert. Thomas l.. Hilton,
chTl r1OIieg, w. r. I1OPhiuS, " ~.
Hupp, Frank A. Hutchinson, Charles
Edwin Jones, r. w. Keller. Herman
Kern, r. W. Knights, William j.
Lambe, Henry A. Lozier, Theodore
Luce. e. w. McGookin, Theodore r.
McManus, Norman Maddocks, Wales
c. Martindale, Alfred ]. Mayer, II. j.
Morehead, John v. Move, Walter G.
Piper, W. G. Rands, w. j. Reineke, n
d. Rogers, Raymond Russell. ID. Min.
ard Shaw, Maynard ID. Smith, John c.
Stahl. Jr. Joseph s. Stringham, VIII.
liam M. Walker, Arthur T. Waterfall.
Frank II. West, Edward G. Matter, q.
E. Fisher, Harry Hoffman. George NJ.
Holley, Wilson A. McWhinney, Henry
W. Patton, s. w. Sorenson, Albert p.
Ternes, NJ. P. Burroughs, Joseph Fl.
Clark, Frank Illenberger. d. B. Lee.
William H. Nash, Fred Sanders, c. e.
Soreness, W. W. Templin, Hiram H,
Walker, George H. Woolley, F. H.
Dodge. w. l.. Fisk, Chas. A. Forster,
Emil E. Keller, B. c. Laughlin, w. Fl.
Roberts, John B. Schug. William Hill
ger, Charles w. Lisk, George q.
Moore. Standish Backus, Lee Counsel.
man, George w. Durham. H. W. Ford,
A. A. Higginson, VIM, ]. McAneeny,
D. K. Moore, E. G. Morse, Herbert X.
Cakes, c. A. Pfeffer o. c. Robinson.
Charles A. Woodruff, Fritz Goebei.
Bernard j. Sturn.