Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-14
big things of life are only secured

big things of life are only secured
through effort.
Every one interested and believed
1t his duty 70 help in the movement
was asked to rise, whereupon the
| whole audience left their seats,
They were then asked to sign cards
saying they would be present at the
luncheon and be prepared to serve
on committees Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday will be the three
days In which the committees ap-
! pointed, will visit their fellow citi-
zens. From 9 a. m. until IL m. will
! be the visiting hours.
Each of the $50 men will be asked
to join the board for three years,
the dues being s25 per year. Many
other cities have effected their pres
ent flourishing trade boards through
the means just outlined.
Those who volunteered at the dim
ner last night to go out and work
| for the Board of Trade three hours
each day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, and who appeared at the
luncheon at the Packer house at
noon today, have been divided into
sixteen teams, each having a chair
man or captain. Each team will vie
with the others in gaining new mem
bers and stirring up enthusiasm for
the recognized board. Each team
will be expected to approach so men
during the the three days.
A special team or committee was
appointed to do general work and
look after some of the big business
men of the city. The following com
pose that committee: Ferd Garrett
son, chairman; Harry Conrad. r. l..
Fowler, Joseph E. Stricken and A. c..
Clark.
Committees of Workers.
The fifteen other committees or
teams are as follows:
No. CLANCY D. Boynton, chair
man; J.. Charles Ross. J. N. Wester,
George w. Eggert. Charles R. Sim
men, William j.. Lansley.
No. 2.-Edwin G. Fraser, chair
man; Michael zylka, James S.
Wight, Adolph H. Koyen, Leon
Kaufman.
No. 3.-Abel Hansen, chairman;
c. w. Rice, Frank Hilsdorf, 8. j..
Vail, Edward A. Kovacs, Nathan ia
cobsen, Max A. Shapiro, Harry Fish
kofx.
No. ALBERT Leon, chairman;
Richard A. Bolger, Reuben Mailer,
w. H. Mccormick. Jr., Peter A.
Johansep, Charles Hansen, NJ. ]. Oh
sen.
No. 5.-Fred w. McClung. chair
man. W. J. Dalton, Joseph l.. Klein,
Arthur D. Garben, VIM. H. Hoffner,
P. N. Kennedy, Charles S. Wagner.
NJ NNTsi,- hH,l1a- nhair
man; G.. Frederick Richters, l.. c.
Stark, John H. Coyne, Max Gibian,
C. Hilton M. Seaman.
No. I'll. C. Moore, chairman;
Chris. Christofferson, Edw. l.. Grid
ley, Ira M. Grouse, VIM Walton,
Stephen Benko. Hopper l. Klein.
No. Sd. P. Olmstead, chair
man; Joseph Bruck, o. w. Christian,
p. Lubach, w. j. Langan, j. Mat
teuii, Chris, Andersen.
No. 9.-W. b. Pratt. chairman;
J. C. Donehue, w. w. Hodges. Jas.
Braidwood, Ward B. Snyder, Phi.
Duchowny, VIM. Quyu.
No. 10.-John Pfeiffer, chairman;
VIM. J.. Leayy, Ingvard Greisen, M.
Fucker, M. j. Donovan, Jos. Galaida,
D. II. Donovan.
No. 11.-George Reynolds chair
man; s. r. harrington, Benjamin
Goldberger, Charles w. Naulty, P.
Siskind, H. Henrickson, A. Reich
mann.
No. ~12.--Victor Satter, chairman;
E. j. Mccormick. J. S. Simmer, Emil
Reuter-, w. w. Blocker, Anton
Gadek, B. Strict.
No. 13.-Dr. C. I. Silk chairman:
l.. K~reielsheimer. Klein and Nolan,
Carl Kellner, John j. Deveny, D.
Splitter, w. J. Wilsey.
No. 14.-Ar.hur Stern, chairman;
Robt. P. Judge, Chas. A. Hodapp,
r. S. Gill, M. A. Mccoy, Lewis
Keming, David Isenberg.
No. he. B. Walker, chairman;
Earl Lake, Louis BRIGGS, M. Nom.
berg, George M. Adair, VIM. H.
Rively, Adolf Weber.
Menu of Banquet.
The menu was as follows: