The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-03
100 Business Men Will Can
vass City in Interest of
Concert.
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR MUSICAL EVENT
General Committee Perfects
Plans to Make Venture
Big Success.

All is set for the whirlwind canvass
Of the city tomorrow morning when,
| 100 business men will sell tickets for
the Grand Charity Concert in the tab
ernacle, Friday evening. The city has
been divided according to wards and
precincts with ward chairman, and
district chairman.
Although the canvass has not begun,
one committee has already sold out it's
assignment of tickets and asked for
more. With 10000 printed tickets the
| workers have set 5000 as the number
they intend to sell, but will not stop
when those are disposed of and will
sell the entire number if possible.
The program and all arrangements
are complete Music will be furnished
by the Richmond Concert Band, the
| Maennerchor and the Earlham Glee
| Club.
| A meeting of the general committee
having charge of the concert was held
at the Commercial Club rooms this aft
! ernoon at the call of George H. Egge-
meyer, general chairman.
Committee Members.
The following are the committees
and the place of meeting Wednesday
at o'clock:
FIRST WARD
Fred }. Bartel, Chairman.
Court House
| 9th Precinct-Committe Rev.
| A. j. Feeger, D. M. yelling Chas. Ig-
elman, Chas Bentlage, Herman Pill
grim, Rev. F. A. Roell.
THIRD WARD
chas. w. Jordan, Chairman
Commercial Club.
14th Precinct-Committee J. c.
| Thomas, Walter Runge, VIM. Eiken-
berry Walter Dalbey, w. M. Bailey,
Fred Kennedy, M. J. Quigley.
| 18th Precinct-L. H. Bunyan, Lee j..
Woodard, Rev. S. r. Lyons, H. 8.
Weed. A. E. Holmes, Paul L. Ross.
| 18th Precinct-E. B. Knollenberg. B.
B. Myrick, Ed. A. Feltman Chas.
Schnelle, George Bishop.
18th Precinct-M. L. Kirkman, Ed
gar Norris, J. F. Hornaday, P. T. Nc
Lellan, c.. B. Hunt.
FOURTH WARD
$3.50 e. M. Haas, Chairman
| Dickinson Trust Co.
18th ct-Committeemen: Rev
/ W. J. Cronin, Lon Kennedy, Herman
Pardieck. DR.. A. l.. Bramkamp, DR..
Chas. E. Duffin, Thos. Kaufman.
10Th Precinct. c. Price. Howard
Hoover, w. H. Bartel, Geo. Mansfield,
Samuel Fred.
Goth Precinct-Dr. j. E. King, DR.. r.
D. Morrow Geo. H. Eggemeyer, E. F..
Hiatt, DR.. A. O. Martin.
! 21st Precinct-Committee DR..
U. B. G. Ewing, L. M. Emmons, c. E.
| Belford, Jesse Wiechman, DR.. W. G..
Huffman.
! 22nd Precinct DR.. S. G. Smelser,
Henry Siekman, Fred Hackman. Omer
Whelan, d. F. McManus, Fred Lemon.
FIFTH WARD
Paul Comstock, Chairman
Hose House No. 8
23rd Precinct-Committee r..
Randle, Folger Wilson, w. J. Robbins,
H. H. Toler, c. H. Smith.
oath Precinct-G. o. Ballinger, Glenn
Gaar, Arch Price, Edw. Hasemeier
Chas. E. Moss.
| 25th Precinct Warren Clements,
w. H. Kienker, Turner Hadley, S. X.
Morgan, Adam Feltman. Philip Mer-
curio.
26th Precinct-Gath Freeman, Fred
Bethard, Lewis Tiff, Frank Hartzler.
Chas. 8. Shideler, Geo. Guyer.
9th Precinct-Edward Warfel, Os-
car Williams, Clarence Brown, 0. A.
Keplinger. DR.. w. A. Parks, A. l..
Jenkins, c. o. Williams.
SIXTH WARD
A. L. Smith, Chairman
| Auto Inn.
2Sth Precinct-Committee Rev.
B. e. Parker, Edgar Fisher, Harry
Doan, Dempsey Dennis, Frank Stein
kamp. o. o. Smith.
Goth Precinct-Rev. J. S. Light
bourn, DR.. E. E. Townsend, r. B.
Nicholson, Fred White, Frank M.
Jones, Geo. r. Cause, L. E. Little.
30th Precinct-Frank Braffett, Chas.
E. Thomason. L. E. Brown, Harry Pin.
nick, Clem Heck
EIGHTH WARD
Howard A. Dill, Chairman
| Fairview School
Committeemen-34th Precinct: DR..
L. M. Gentle. r. B. Jones, Walter Eg-
gemeyer, VIM. H. Romey.
35th Precinct. H. McAfee, Ed. N.
Wilson, George Bayer, J. A. Conkey.