Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-06-06
TO Be CYCLONIC
UOxMERCIAL CLUB TO CONDUCT
MEMBERSHIP CAsEPAIGN.
President Sterl Has Appointed Com
mittees-Business District 20
BE Worked by scrtions.

members by the Commercial club VIII
take place in Abilene next Monday
afternoon between two and four
o'clock. The present membership Of
the club is 100 and the plan is to
have over 200 members by Monday
evening.
The Abilene Commercial club is
an organization OF businessmen who
work for the best interests of the
city. The purpose of the club is to
advertise Abilene, to, entertain out
of town visitors. to see that Abilene
has good train service, to encourage
the farmers, to boost for good roads
and to see that the town is kept
clean and sanitary.
Has Four Fine Rooms.
The club rents four rooms in the
second story of the building on the
corner of Cedar and Second streets
One room is used for reading and
writing purposes, the secretary's of
flee occupies another, and then there
is a large room for public meetings
besides the billiard and pool room.
The farmers held several insti-
tutes in the club rooms this winter
and the dentists convention met
there. Besides these, many public
meetings have been held in the Com
mercial club rooms. In this way the
club rooms are a great benefit to
the public, for no charges are made
for the use of the rooms. The ex-
penses are met by the members. To
keep up such club rooms, more MEM
bers are needed.
Committees Appointed.
President Sterl has divided the
business district into Is divisions
with a committee for each except
two. Each committee will campaign
its section for new members. The
chairmen will meet Friday afternoon
at four o'clock to plan the campaign.
President w. M. Sterl appointed
the following commit ees for each
district;
District 1, south side second street
and east side of Buckeye. from Third
to the U. P. tracks-No committee,
District 2, north side Second from
Cedar west to Mulberry, west side
Cedar from Third to Second, Third
from Cedar to Mulberry. M. Wal
ters chbirman, George w. Minick
and e. B.. Malott.
District 8, north side of Third
from Mulberry to Cedar, west side
of Cedar north from Third to Fourth
H. X. Eicholtz chairman, G. L.
Brown and w. w. Davis.
District A, east side of Cedar from
Fourth to Third, north side of Third
from Cedar to Broadway. E. VAL
entine chairman and II. M. Howard.
District s, west side of Broadway
between Fourth and Third-O. B.
Landes chairman and L. l.. Merri-
field.
District 6, east side of Cedar from
Third to Second, south side of Sec
ond between Cedar and Broadway
c. p Snyder chairman, H. w. Keel
and w. H. Rohrer.
District Z, west side of Broadway
between Second and Third, south
side of Third between Broadway and
Cedar-C. A. Case, chairman, M. H.
Malott and o. A. Dentzer.
District 8, east side of Broadway
between Third and Second, north
side of Second from Broadway to
first alley east-P. N. Gleissner
chairman, Dr. w. T. Trfplett and
E. e. Swanzey.
District 8. west side of Spruce
between Second and Third, south
side of Third between Spruce and
Broadway-no members.
District 10, east side Broadway
between Fourth and Third, north
side of Third from Broadway to first
ahey east-W. H. Broughton, chair
man, r. NJ. White and A. L. Duck
wall.
District IL, west side of Spruce
street between Fourth and Third.
north side of Third from Spruce to
first alley west-C. M. Harger chair
man and C. R. Baker.
District IL. east side Of Spruce
street between Fourth and Third.
north side Third between Spruce
and Buckeye-B. d. Whitehead
chairman, ]. e. Keel and P. w.
Heath.