Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-28
BY dues from members, April
1 1918. to May 1, 1914. ~ 1904.

Paid TO L. l.. McInnis. treas o....
,ror 3,256.SI
Respectfully submitted.
w. II. COLE.
chairman Finance Committee.
penorted adopted by the directors
NAV 10, 1914.
~" webb. chairman OF the perma.
,ent membership committee, reported
naw subscriptions 10 the amount OF
s71e This amount. however, II IN
Guided in the si.32S reported py Ina'a
man Cole OF the finance coIn'l,''e.'
The thanks OF the directors were sn
tended 10 Chairman webb anu n,s
spIendid assistants, w: >. LOWELL
George M. Brandon and Travis Bryan;
for their energetic work In pehaii Oh
e chairman Caldwell OF The perma-
rant entertainment committee report
al that his committee would meet the
.urai carriers In the club room az
o,cioct Yesterday evening, to .consicer
,,ays and means OF entertaining the
Sa,ogatea 10 the Farmers Congress,
Win snecial reference TO the delegates
trom The State Rural Letter carriers
hssociation. which organization IL
90, ~ the Farmers Congress.
chairman Hewitt OF the charter com.
,,I,,aa stated that his committed
wonid "get busy" and have a charter
rronsred as soon as Judge Doremus
could take the matter up. .,.,.
L. M. Hewitt presented a proposluon
10 the club to pay the expenses oi an
attendant 10 have charge OF u wason
ward which the Bryan a Centrs, ! eAss
interurban proposes to estaplisn ~
Rryan Junction for the accommodation
90 ,ha country people who live across
,ha liver near the junction. lie esu.
,a,ad the cost OF this attendant AZ
900 nor month. The matter was re-
sovraed 10 the new enterprise COM
l "'' a, The invitation OF the club. County
: ,,,saa Naloney came before the cruz
] and exnIained his plans for putting
p,,,s bridge in condition TO serve
re traffic from the Burleson county
A sids THE approach from the bralos
County side OF this structure was un
dormined nv the recent rise, causint
:, 10 ,opple over. Judge Maioney
u.,aa that the bridge would be open
nj 10 traffic In thirty workhE aa An.
~ The secretary then brought 70 an'
~ attention Of the directors the heess
IT, sIty in organizing for vigorous ."s =,
na,xn in behalf OF all the senoo,s :,
III Rryan. The suggestion that s'ah'
y, rai,y and "rousation" meetins "
IN oai,ad AZ an early date to CONSIDER IN
On matter The proposition was warn';
II, s,nnorted BY everyone p.es.r'
J. Smnng those who took part IN IN
NJ. s,n"',ss,on we're Judge Doremns. j. =
n,oa mr. Weaver. VI. 2. Walla0'
mt 49, Moore. w. s. Wilson lr, Iyie
o. uaswell and W wippTecht;
r. o. motion Of Director Winprecn
Id. ocnnaed nv Director Wilson, the wa t.
nd 80 vas turned over to the eouoAuo'
II committee. This committee, con
he nosed Of John A. Moore. cnaiInl ..,
led = parks. ]. II. Allen. J. y. MARI
me and ]. Tom Smith. met IN .ne ~r,r
as ,ary's office at 10 a: m. tn's n'V' J,
me IN formulate plans Tor the s", ~ #,
his NJ Y Wallace. on penan az,
pryan Eagle, offered TO set apa'e 60,
the wsek as much space In ms pape,
hat ,ha directors thought could De p,I'
ing ah,v devoted to the schoois' enu
lay aua sree ~ cost TO the CLUB marn'
ely soa,as q, The Eagle TO as many nam
ira eo NC clnh would supnly for that ~
10 &c u,s generous offer was accsn.
Tub p,onc with the thanks OF the u"'
~, tors. ,h,s meeting
Test ia clearly that the CONNER,
the o mnh Is thoroughly alive to the ,an
sun 70 schoos and that u inten
nee VI .a sn,ye the golden opportunity 10 pu
rip u'air Claims into far fields.
ling '''" VI |. MCKNIGHT. Secre'a's