The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-18

present week the board of trustees
assisted by several of the business men
of the city will have a campaign for
the purpose of clearing the Young
. Mems Christian association of the city
of its present pressing indebtedness
which amounts to the sum of $2500,
and it is hoped that everybody will
do his utmost to assist in every way
possible.
ON the two days of the campaign
the ladies' committee of the "Y'. will
serve dinner in the association build
ing, so that the men can. have the two
full days for their work.
1t might be well for The Forum to
give its readers some idea of the
personnel of the officers and managers
of the "Y'' in this city, to show the
class of men who are looking after its
financial affairs and its management.
The ''Y" Officers,
The presidentsof the association is
II. +. Emery, city assessor, who has
been active business manager of The
Forum the past few months.
The Vice president is Robert Nc
Culloehs who is also director. He is
the junior partner of the w. H White
lumber interests Ia the city and state.
- The treasurer, also q director. Is tk
VI. Looniis, wiio is president OF the
Northwestern Mutual Savings IL Loan
as8ociation OF this city
The recording secretary. who is also
n director, is Prof. Fl III. Aaker, presi-
dent Of, the Aaker Business colleges of
Fargo and Grand Forks.
Some Of the Others.
II. p. BeckwIth, chairman of the
sinance committee and director, is
cashier OF the Northern Savings bank
of this city.
Stewart Wilson is chairman of the
business mems committee, and is one
of Fargo's leading contractors. .s
III. III. Wheelock Is chairman of the
endowment committee and director and
is a prominent member of the firm of
Wheelock & Wheelock.
George Sweetland is the auditor and
one of the directors and is manager OF
the Fargo Lumber Co.
Hon. N. G. Young, president of the
board of trustees. is a prominent at
.,torney and member of the board of
trustees Oft the University of North
Dakota, and one of the best known
men of the entire state, having been
q member of the supreme court.
William II. White Is chairman of the
advisory committee and is the head
of the W. H. White Lumber Co. and
has been active in Y. NJ. G. A. work
for over a quarter of century.
Harry T. Alsop is chairman of the
physical section committee and is also
director, is chairman of the bowling
committee and general manager of the
Interior Lumber Co.
Frank CLANCY is chairman of the
boys department committee and is a
director and member of the firm of
Chaney -Everhart Co.
r. j. Haxby, chairman of the educa-
tional committee is a member of the
firm of Haxby & Gillespie, architects.
Robert f.. Cole, chairman of the
membership committee and director, is
manager of the McClelland Paper Co.
w. j. Lane, chairman of house COM
nittee and director, is manager of w.
). Lane Real Estate Co.
j.. w. Mcaose, member of finance
and building fund, insurance COM
mittee and director, is of the firm Of
McHose & Pardoe. bed mattress and
bed springs manufacturers.
L. b, Hanna, trustee, Ia congressman
and governor ELECT of North Dakota.
A. L. Moody. trustee is of the A. L.
|. MOODY Co, dry goods house.
H. w. Gearey, trustee, is president
Of Merchants National bank.
s. S. Lyon, trustee, is cashier of
Merchants National bank.
]. Ell. Worst, advisory board, is presi-
y 1EHL "a Jtl6 SONISLys
DIR. G. G. Creegan, advisory board, is
president of Fargo college.
J. $. Watson, advisory board, attor-
ney. is q member of Ball, Watson &
Young firm.
w. o. Oslen, advisory board, Is presi-
dent of the w. o. Olsen Furniture Co
G. N. Callander, advisory board is
bne OF the leading physicians of the
city.
Fine Material.
1t will need but a glance to convince
Ehe people of the city that the affairs
of the Y. nj. @. A. could not be in bet
ter hands. Institutions OF this kind
are seldom if ever self sustaining
They require assistance from outside
sources, and such assistance always
comes, because the inestimable benefits
that accrue from such places for the
boys and the young men of city can
not be computed in dollars and cents
This is why during the Thursday and
Friday next the business men mention
ed above and others will be asking foI
funds and that is why they hope that
the people viii be as liberal as pos
gible. 1t is believed that the entire
amount can be raised in the two days
: time. and the institution continue It's
good work without being embarrassed
johnson Wants Case Advanced.
washington. Nov. 49,. Through the
attorney, Jack Johnson, the Negro
pugilist, today asked the United States
supreme court to advance his caSe for