Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-17
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MOVEMENT To De
TEXT OF O|v|NEs
Tomorrow Will Be Recognition
Day" of Committee of
One Hundred.

| WHICH was IcNblNlS loAiiShOo III eAf
city, known as THE Men and Religion
Forward Movement" 1t will practic-
ally be a recognition day for the new
campaign, which is in the hands of n
committee of one hundred.
The object of the organization is to
promote an interest in church work
among the men of the city.
The Men and Religion Forward
Movement was launched at a mass
meeting of meh held in Wallace Hall
Friday evening, May II. At this meet
ing representative ministers and lay
men were present from Newark and
vicinity. which includes the Oranges,
Montclair, Bloomfield, Glen Ridge, Es-
sex Fells, Caldwell, Belleville., Nutley,
Harrison, Kearny, Arlington, Waverly
and Irvington. The. men present voted
unanimously to enter upon the Men
and Religion Forward Movement CAM
paign and elected a committee of one
hundred to organize and carry on the
movement in this metropolitan dis
trict.
Appoint Strong Committed.
Since that night the Committee Of
one hundred has held two meetings,
with the result that a strong executive
committee has been appointed and a
number of officials have been selected.
Two meetings of the executive COM
mittee have been held. with the result
that the following organization is pre-
scented:
Vice-chairmen, Mr.. James M. Speers,
of Mo1tclair, and the Rev. DIR. George
G. Vogel, Newark; treasurer, Mr.. Fred
erick Frelinghuysen, Newark; record
ing secretary, Mr.. S. Leroy Smith.
Executive committee, the Rev. DIR.
George G. Vogel, Newark; James M.
Speers. Montclair; William Bittles,
Newark; c. A. Coburn, Newark; E. H.
butcher, Orange; H. A. Cozzens, New
ark; H. D. Dickson, Orange; the Rev.
DR.. Pleasant Hunter, Newark; II. A.
Marshall, Newark; John Sproull, Ar
lington; w. M. Van Deusen, Newark,
and c. Edwin Young, Newark.
Chairmen and members OF the COM
mittees appointed to date: Finance
chairman, William Bittles, Newark;
James M. Speers, Montclair; B. S.
Whitehead, Newark; c. z. Young,
Newark. Publicity, chairman, H. A.
Marshall, Newark; H. w. easier, New .
ark; j. A. Jameson and T. s. Fettinger.
Auxiliary cities, chairman, John
Sproull, Arlington. Bible study, chair
man, e. II. butcher. Orange. Com
munity extension, chairman, George C.
Sleeth, Belleville; C. W. Chisholm,
East Orange; 8. Leroy Smith, Newark.
The One Hundred.
Men who have accepted OF. commit
tee of one hundred for Newark and
vicinity: John s. Applegate, jr., East
Orange; the Rev, Oscar Braune. New
ark; Nolan Best, Montclair; Francis
A. Board, Montclair; Walter Briscoe.
Bloomfield; William Bittles, Newark:
Carl Banvart, Newark; the Rev. AL
bertus T.. Brock, Newark; Russell Car
ter, Montclair; DR.. C. II. Church. New
ark; George l.. Curtiss, Bloomfield: the
Rev. w. Y. Chapman, Newark; C. A.
Coburn, Newark; the Rev. Henry J..
Condit. Nutley; H. a. Cozzens, New
ARK; Il. D. Dickson, Orange; H. r.
Doremus, Newark; Ira r. Downer,
East Orange; Z, H. butcher, East
Orange; E. B. Denny, Newark; the
Rev. Dorr F. Diefendorf, Newark;
William Fairlie, Newark: the Rev.
Harry E. Fosdick, Montclair; Fred
erick Frelinghuysen, Newark; Ivan p.
Flood, Newark; w. IL. Gardner, New
ark; Waldo c. Genung, Newark: Fred
Gassert, jr, East Newark; r. Rowland
Hill, East Orange; G. S. Hobart, New
ARK; the Rev. DR.. ]. c. Howard, New
ARK; the Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter.
Newark; Theodore Hampson, East Or
ange; Charles Hill, Montclair: Charles
1. ktlborne, East Orange: A. L. Koes-
ter, Newark; the Rev. Davis w. Lusk
newark; the Rev. John Mcdowell.
newark; Frank Marling. Montclair; Fl
a. Marshall, Newark; the Rev. DR.. w.
II. Morgan, Newark; A. Y. Meeker.
Upper Montclair; S. ]. McCawlev
Newark; the Rev. ]. H. Macdonald
Newark; the Rev. B.. IT. Mccoy. East
orange; Jason A. Nelson, Montclair.
the Rev. L. s. Osborne, Newark
Charles L.. Pitts, Newark; III. Franl<
Pierson, East Orange: the Rev. Fl F
Randolph, M%ontclair: Charles T
Reeves. Montclair; William A. Sehnei-
der, Montclair; James NJ. Speers. Mont
clair; John T. Sproul, Arlington. c
Leroy Smith, Newark; C. Edgar SUIT
phen, Newark; Arthur Stonham. yer-
a Charles L. Seibert, Bloomfield:
the Rev. Samuel j. S%kevington. New
ark; George c. Sleeth, Belleville; Major
a b. Twitchell, Newark; William e.
1aylor, Newark; the Rev. DIR. George
J.. Vogel. Newark; W. NJ. Van Deusen.
Newark; Harris H. Uhler, Glen Ridee.
Or. W. II. Vail, Newark: the Rev. DR..
L. j. Villers. Newark: the rev. NJ. $
waters, Newark; the Rev. L. NJ. n
Welis, Orange; DR.. Franklin c. Wells
Bioomfeld; BENJAMIN S. Whitehead
Newarkf r. s. Whitmore. Bloomfeld.
Or. Whitfield, Newark; Fred T. Ward
East Orange; Joseph Weber, jr., New.
ark; DR.. Carl H, Wintsch, Newark.
w. H. Ward. Newark; c. EdwI,
Young, Newark; DR.. G. G. Yarrow,
Newark.
me next big day for the movemen.
VIII be September "a, which is rally day
and the official beginning of the cam
paign throughout North America,