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manent chairman. Temporary secreta-
ries were elected as follows; J. A. Ar
mold, Fort Worth. Tex; Herbert l.
Davidson, Worcester, Mass; Charles Z.
Reed. New York: J. r. Parke, Pittsburg.
Pa, and Edwin L onarles. Baltimore.
John L Marden was chosen sergsant-st-
arms
Association OF Manufacturers. who. dur
ing the forenoon was selected as chair
man Of the rules committee. then read
a report providing for the formation Of
committee composed OF q delegate from
each State and Territory and ten chosen
at large by the chairman which should
be authorized TO draw up q plan for the
organization. After some discussion the
report and the recommendations contain
ed therein were adopted.
As the result OF elections held by the
various State and Territory delegations,
members Of this committee were chosen
as follows: Alabama, W. +. Black;
Arkansas, Rollin w. Rogers: California,
w. N. Bunkes; Colorado, Aaron Cove;
Connecticut. s. Z. Vincent: Delaware,
Howell s. England; District OF Column
bia. John Joy Edsoni FLORIDA. Thomas
Dobson; Georgia. Harvey Granger; Ha-
wall, George Mcclellan; Illinois, 7. z.
Wilder; Indiana. Roscoe o. Hawkins:
Iowa, Homer A. Miller; Kansas. @. H.
Hinshaw; Kentucky, Alfred Brandeis;
Maryland, Bernard n. Baker: Massa-
chusetts. John II. Fahey: Minnesota,
John r. Married.; Missouri, H. G. Moore,
Nebraska, z. L. Spellman: New Hamp-
shire, George H. witcher: New Jersey,
Walter Wood: New York, Henry NJ.
Townes; North Carolina, w. T. Corwith:
North Dakota. z. J. Lander; Ohio. J. q.
Schmidlapp: Oklahoma. E. J. Hurley;
Oregon. Joseph N, Teel; PennsyIFanta.
James Francis Burke: Philippine Islands
n l. Stewart: Porto Rico. John NJ
Turner; Rhode Island, z. T. Gross;
South Carolina, A W. McKeand; Ten
nessee. W. s. Ralston; Texas, H. II.
Hane; Utah. L. J. Farrer: Virginia,
Charles g. craddock; Washington. 7. Z.
Goodall; West Virginia, w. E Wells,
and Wisconsin, Walter P. Bishop.
DeIegates Are Appointed.
DeIegates-at-Iarge were appointed as
follows: John p. TruesdeIl, New York:
W. s. Harvey, Philadelphia; H. II. John
son. Cleveland; g. Grosvenor Dave.
Southern Commercial Congress; Louis
W. Parker, GrsenviIle. S. c.; E. w. Nc
Cuilough, National Implement and Vehi-
Gle Association: Lewis Din. National
Lumber Association; L. 1. Rue, Ma
tionsI Bankers Association; II. z. Miles,
National Association of Manufacturers,
and w. N. McCarroll. New York.
John II. Fahey was chosen chairman
Of the committee and @. Grosvenor
DAVE secretary. Plans for the organiza-
tion Of the National Commercial Asso-
ciation were presented by Frank d. La
lane. James Francis Burke. c. F. Perry.
Meyer D. Rothschild. E. P. AIbrecht, and
others A rough draft Of q constitution
and bylaws Of the proposed organiZa-
tion. which were drawn up at a meeting
OF the COMMITTEES last night viii be pre-
sented to the convention at the session
this morning.
The delegates to the conference from
the District Of Columbia were as follows:
American Civic Association-J. Horace
r. B. Watrous, william B.
A. R. Severn, and R. JennI-
son, jr.
Board Of Trade-John Joy Edson, Rob
srt N. Harper, II. I. Newcomb, Albert F. |
Fox, Chris J. Gockeler, and Charles E. |
Kern.
Bureau Of Railway Eeonomics-L. c.
Mcpherson and F. H. Dixon.
Chamber Of Commerce-Albert SchueI-
teis, George Y. worthington. d. ]. Gala |
nan, +. c. Handy, John Evans. B. H.
Warner.
NatIonrI Board of Trade-w. s. Har-
aey. J. G. Dudley. William H. Douglas.
Iohn P. Truesdeli, and Frank D. La
lame.
National League Of ccAmission Mer-
chants Of the United states-R. S. |
French.
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
-E. F. Droop. NJ. I. Weller. ]. Hampton
Moore, James H. Davidson. s. A. Thomp-
Ion-
Southern Commercial Congress = G. |
5rosyenor DAVE and c. J. Owens.