Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-23

President Hamberg Enthusiastic.
President A. V. Hamburg, of the
Board of Trade, made an address in
& which he pointed out to those present
that 1t was an excellent opportunity
for the Board of Trade and the city
of Newark to show its appreciation
and at the same time advertise the
city widely by making the celebration
5 Of Newark's victory gala occasion
that will long be remembered ano
one that will arouse comment as vel
as commentator all over the coun-
B try. 1t is the object of the Board OF
Trade not only to show the players
the public and the surrounding towns
that Newark Knows How" but II
is planned to make 1t a demonstra-
ton of Newark's civic pride that will
set Notwithstanding new and
distinctive.
1t is believed that Mayor Jacob
Haussling will proclaim holiday
next Saturday in honor of the event
now that the project has been SO
strongly supported. 1t is also sug-
gested that q parade take place in
which the city officials, members OF
4 the Board of Trade, the champion
Tigers and others interested in base
ball in this city, including the semi
pro players, participate. 1t was not
decided whether this feature should
be held at night or in the afternoon
Because of the number of events the
arrangement committee wishes to
cram on the program, a parade in the
afternoon is practically an tmpossi-
bility unless 1t takes place during the
noon hour.
Celebration Committee
A committee of celebration, COM
Z posed of the following members, was
appointed: G. Wisner Thorne, chair
man, with Joseph P. Norton, secre-
fary. G.. Wisner Thorne, chairman;
Z George d. Smith, William A. Baker
1ames- A. Berry, Joseph M. Byrpe,
Jerome T. Congleton, William Dixon,
r. ]. Goerke, Max Hertz, John M.
Lederer, Eugene +. McCabe, William
EF. Mullin, John L. OToole, William
Sherman Rauch, Gustave Steinhardt,
A. B. Underwood, Frank Wadsworth,
&William j. Mcconnell, Judge Charles
If. Herr, Sheriff John F. Monahan.
Emil G.. Battle, ]. Frank Black,
port, C. A. Giese, ]. William HIATT,
Edwin G. Koenig, Charles A. Mac
Call, Eugene Merz, George A. Oil,
dr., George Paddock, William p. Rom
mel, Julius d. Straus, George Virtue,
Gus A. Wiedenmayer, j. G. ReiSS,
Joseph H. Wood, Alderman John HI.
Donnelly, Patrick H. Ryan, James F.
Hyland.
Finance Committee Meets.
Another meeting of tho finance
committee will be held today. Con-
tributions should be sent to Secre-
tary James M. Reilly. of the Board
of Trade, who Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the finance committee. made up as
follows:
Frederick w. Egner, chairman;
Benjamin s. Whitehead, Alexander
Archibald, Munson G.. Doremus, Will
liam H. F. Fielder, Paul E. Heller,
Frederick N. Sommer, Frank M.
Shultz, John Howe, Harry Ber-
ger, r. C. Jenkinson, Elmer Day,
Philip Krimke, AMI Berla, John
]. Berry, James Flack, Edward
S. Bamberger, G. w. Feigen-
, span, S. b. Harrison, Albert S. Koe-
mig, Inglis NJ. Uppercu, Chris VOTERS,
1r., DR.. William Fl. Mckenzie, IL. c..
Strempel, Cortlandt Riker, Louis ".
Aronson Harry Christi, Ralph Eich-
lin and Gus Falzer, secretary.
Gold Medals for Players.
III Was uSCluSQ yCStCiody ltidt tiC
Board of Trade should present to the
members of the champion Newark
team gold medals. Arrangements
have been made to have these rushed
through and they will be presented
Saturday. A committee on medals
and trophies was appointed yesterday
as follows:
Matthias Stratton, chairman; Will
lam Bal, Paul H. Colyer, Theodore s.
Fettinger, Arthur G. Hensler, Benja-
min Meyer, Edward Schickhaus,
Jean Tack, Emanuel Lowenstein,
philip ]. Bowers, Ludolph III. Conk-
lin. C. Louis FITZGERALD. Philip
Krimke, Moses Reichman, Gustavus
#. Sommer, w. H. Dubois and John
H. Shields, secretary.
The local members Of the Elks are
planning a surprise for the Tigers,
too. and will give a reception in their
honor at the Elk clubhouse, on Green
street, Thursday night. Some OF the
Newark players belong to the ant
Tered" tribe and are numbered among
the BEST People on Earth"