Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-27
SIXTY NAMED
ADVISORY BOARD
FOR EXPOSITION
Prominent Newarkers to Assist
Board of Trade in Big In
dustrial Boom"
ORGANIZATION PLAN
is NOW COMPLETED
Appointments Representative of
Civic Industrial and Educa-
tional Interests OF City.

The advisory committee for the New
ark Industrial Exposition was an
nounoed by President Curtis r. Bur
nett. of the Board Of Trade, this morn
ing. It numbers sixty citizens, repre-
senting the civic, industrial and educa-
tional interests of Newark.
The appointment of the advisory
committee completes the organization
for the exposition. and with the citi-
zens' committee and executive commit
tee there are 300 manufacturers. mer-
chants and professional men directly
Interested in the great project. 1t Is
believed that the organization Is the
strongest ever formed In the United
States to take charge of a civic under
taking.
This advisory committee appointed
this morning is as follows: Former
Governor Franklin Murphy, Murphy
Varnish Company; Thomas A. Edison,
Thomas A. Edison, Inc; former United
States Senator James Smith, jr., Fed
sral Trust Company; Thomas N. Nc
Carter, Public Service Corporation:
former Judge Gottfried Kruger, Gott-
> fried Kruger Brewing Company;
Frederick Frelinghuysen, Mutual Bene-
At Life Insurance Company; ]. Will
lam Clark, the Clark Thread Company;
Charles Bradley, P. Ballanstne g. Sons;
Uzal H. McCarter, Fidelity Trust Com
pany; Hon. julius -Iebkeuoher. Krem-
entz & Co.; Forrest f. Dryden, Pru-
Dental Insurance Company; Peter
Campbell, the Marin Lii ,leum Com
pany; Marshall C. Lefferts, the Cellu-
loid Company; Franklin Conklin, Flood
& Conklin; Edward Randolph, Bal
bach's Smelling and ofining Com
pany; Calvin Tomkins, Newark Lime
and Cement Company; John H. East
wood, Eastwood Wire and Chemical
Company; Benjamin S. Whitehead,
Whitehead & Hoag 20; Eugene Merz,
the Heller & Merz Co.; Herbert P.
Gleason, Johnston 2 Murphy; John B..
~Stobaeus, Charles Coo .,er & Co.; Ed
mund F. Hartshorn, Stewart Harris
horn Company; Richard c. Jenkinson,
r. c. Jenkinson e Co.; John Il. Kehoe,
Listers Agricultural Chemical Works;
Levi Neingarten, Weingarten Bros,
Inc; Edward Weston, Weston Elec-
trical Instrument Company; Hon. Jacob
Haussling. Mayor of Newark; John
Cotton Dana, librarian, Public Library;
George w. Ketcham, Cen rial stamping
Company; Frank j. Book, ostmaster;
w. E. Gilmore, the Essex Press; Hon.
Henry e. Doremus. II. NJ. Doremus
& Co.
Charles A. Cotton, Newark Technical
School; William T. Hunt, Sunday Call:
G. w. ~Feigenspan, Christian Feigen-
span. Inc; A. ". Hamburg, Hamburg
Button Company; Ludwig r.. Mergott.
the ]. E. Mergott Company; James
Taaffe. president Board of Education;
Benedict Prieth, New Jersey -reie
zeitung; Robert w. Adams, T.. w.
Adams & Co.; Arthur r. Denman.
Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners; Charles e. Hetzel, estate of
]. G.. HetEel: Louis v. Aronson, Art
Metal Works; Peter Hauck, jr., Peter
Hauck 6 Co.; A. B. Poland, superin-
tendent of schools; Coles A. Seeley,
Seeley Tube M Box Company; WILL
lam Bal, William Bal, Inc; vim
Smith, Crescent Watch Case Company;
Abram RothschiId, Stengel & Roths-
child; Franklin Phillips, Hewes
& Phillips Iron Works; John It.
Conroy E. S. Ward G. Co.;
Dennis F. O'Brien, A. p. Smith Manu-
featuring Company; Felix Fluid, L.
Bamberger & Co.; Frederick H. Larter.
Larter & Sons; John H. Donnelly, pres
ident Common Council; Lewis Strauss,
NJ. Stratus g. Sons; Charles F. Kraemer.
Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners; Harry B. O'Connell, Board of
Street and Water Commissioners; Au-
gust Goertz, August Goertz & Co, Inc;
Do tpiqIr II pxron pnord ~ dfv,aa oHl
Water Commissioners; William B.
Gwinnell, the Duranoid Manufacturing
Company; William Mungle, Board of
Street and Water Commissioners: Dud-
ley Farrsnd. Public Service Corpora
ton; Paul e. Heller, Heller Brothers
Company.