The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-17
TWO IN ONE.
Commercial Club and Ad Club Meet
Tuesday Evening.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Commercial club will be combined
Tuesday evening with a $50 meeting
of the Topeka Ad club. William J.
Berkowitz of Kansas City, who spoke
before the business men of Topeka at
the time the Commercial club was reor-
gan1zed two years ago, will be the
guest of honor and speaker at the din
ner.
There is a move on which if carried
out said J. Will Kelley, president of
the Commercial club. this afternoon,
will stimulate interest in the Gem
mercial club and the business interests
or the city, and that is to hold a regu-
lar monthly membership and get to-
gether meeting Of the Commercial
club and all its affiliated organizations.
The idea is to have a mem bership din
ner, and invite some prominent speaker
to be present. For sometime the meet
ings of the club have not been held
regularly.
"A special effort will be made to get
the affiliated organizations to turn OFT
for these meetings in force. | believe
the plan is a good one and will stinu-
late interest in the club.
The following committees for the en-
suing year have been announced:
Promotion committee-N. B. Burge,
chairman; w. w. Mills. H A. Auer-
Kelley, E. Arnold, F. p. Metzser, Frank
Bonebrake, Horace Hall. J.. r. Burrow,
E. H. Crosby F. P. MacLennan, w.
w. Whitney.
mittee-L. c. Bailey, chairman; n. B.
Burge, Frank P. MacLennan, A. A.
GODDARD, Ed Arnold.
Immigration committee-R D. Blaine,
chairman; A. P. Bishop, w. S. Hunter,
R. NJ Lee
State and national legislation COM
mittee-S. E. Cobb, chairman; L. S..
Courtney, James A. Troutman, E. F.
Strain, H. B. Burge.
Public health and safety committee
c.. G. Whipple, chairman; E. E. Olin-
ger, c. E. Eldridge, c. G. Blakeley, w.
i D. Perry, E. C. Fox, A. A. Rodgers.
Charity and corrections-T. F. Gar
yer, chairman: H. c. Kibbee. William
Macferran. c. S. Morrow, E. Montgom
erv.
Hotel committee-A F. Colson. chair
man; L. M. Penwell, E. P. Metzger,
E. C. Arnold. George McEntire, w. N.
Hall.
Agricultural committee. D. era
ham, chairman: H. L. Cook, D. o. Coe,
Robert Stone. II. H Wallace, o. F.
Whitney.
Roads and bridges committee-E. L.
O'Neil, chairman; " r. Parkhurst, c.
D. Skinner. F. o. Morns, George STAINS
field
Lighting committee-w. w. Webb,
chairman; S. Berkson, William Mac
ferran. H. L. Hall, N. B. Burge.
Transportation committees. Berk-
son, chairman; William Macferran,
Frank P. MacLennan, H. A. Auerbach,
c. E. Eldridge, H. L. Hall, Scott Hop
kins, F. E. Nipps. Robert Pierce.
Municipal observation-disclosures McDer-
mott, chairman; Tom Lillard, jim
Mcclure, DR. Billings, WILDER E. Perry,
James A. Troutman.
Arbitration committee--C. G. Blake
ly chairman: S. C. Petit, George p.
McEntire, D. o. Coe, L. D. Whittemore,
o. H. White.
Entertaining and advertising-George
S. Badders, chairman; ]. w. Robinson,
E. H. Crosby. George W. Crane, w. w.
Whitney
Manufacturers Purcell chair
man; c. NJ. Lawrence, w. j. Lewis H.
B. Howard, D. J. Hathaway, R. En-
erson, W. w. Webb, W. 1. Miller, c.
w. Hull.
Conventions-Elon S. Clark, chair
man; Robert Stone, ]. w. F. Hughes.
Schools and education-F. L. Love-
land. chairman: z. T. Foster, L. D.
Whittemore, J. D. Norton, George E.
Dougherty, T. F. Carver.
Auditing-C. Fred Ecker. chairman;
L. C. Thorpe, J. G. Stonebaek, C. NJ.
Parks-D. o. Coe, chairman: 1. D.
Graham. E. F. A. Reinisch. ]. P. de
Bevers Kaye.
The civic Improvement and trade
extension committees have not been
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