The Washington herald., 1917-05-24
CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP
IS INCREASED BY TAI
Canvass VIII Be Continued Until Next
Tuesday Night.

The Forward washington- move
nent Of the Chamber Of Commerce had
another great day yesterday. and In
creased theS mem bership 141. making
the total membership Of the organiza-
ton now 1878. The meeting at the
New Ebbitt was the most enthusiastic
yet held In the campaign. and the
workers enthusiastically pleaded that
the campaign continue until the origi-
nal goal OF 1000 members Is reached.
A motion was made and unanimously
( carried that q great meeting of both
old and new members be held next
Tuesday evening, and that the work
ers keep up the canvass until that time
and continue the missionary work for
one great organization to represent the
city OF Washington.
we have only scratched the sur
face in this campaign" said former
Senator Marion Butler. we can reach
the 1000 goal or the 1900 goal H. wen
but keep up our work.
Il never saw such interest in a. local
movement" declared George s. VAIN
ers. 'and II we'll just keep on without
letting up. we shall accomplish every
thing we have set out to do"
This campaign has been a great .ex-
ample to the city of Washington" Col.
John G. Capers asserted. Il find that
IL Is helping men in other public move
ments to decide upon a definite plan
and then go through with IL. This Is
= constructive movement that will
keep growing until it will sweep the
entire city" .. GO .......
It has been decided to have the
meeting of old and new members on
Tuesday night IL proper arrangements
can be made. Otherwise II will be set
a day earlier or later Every effort
will ~ - La 81 aaf
meeting of the kind in the history of
the city. and it will be an "aIl WASH
inEton" affair. "
The luncheon yesterday was featured
by the presence of eight business
women, who were given places of
honor at the head table. They are all
workers in the campaign. and left the
meeting declaring that the~ would
canvass the city in an effort to have
all business and professional womeA
OF the city join Miss O'Toole, chair
man OF the committee, turned in seven
members.
The special commItte which has the
cards for many of the larger firms OF
the city. reported twenty memberships.
These were secured last week. The
committee has not been working this
week because OF the absence Of its
chairman, D. ]. Kaufman. but will con-
tfnue its work to make q great show
ing on Tuesday night.
Following are the new members re-
ported yesterday.
John P Agnew & Co., r. Barclay
Adams, J. NJ Ash. Francis l. Adams. T.
II. Alexander. Asbestos Covering Co..
Harry Abramson, Maude E. Budd, Clyde
L Bowers, Brock. Beeken & Smith. r. p.
Bickerton, George B. Barry, ], Lester
Brooks, N. D.; Banes Realty Co. Inc.
Byron z. Blodsett. George NJ. Bettis,
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ftol Refining Co.. Miss z. Cornelison, Gun
ninghsm Plumbing Supply Co.. Inc
Crane Co, R. j. Conrad, H. z. Copeland.
Cohen & Hughes, Inc; R T. Gator, II.
N. Crandall. Capitol Bedding Co.. Fred
eTick A. Cochran, J. P. Cullen, Arthur
Copeland, J. Maury Dove, julius H.
Duehring, L F., Davis D.D.S), Charles
A Douglas. Antonio DrAmbrosio, W. I.
Dyer, Michael A DyAanna. James NJ
Denty. Floyd z. Davis. Peter NJ. Dorsch.
Irwin T. Donohoe. Ellis & Arnold. ]. L.
Ergood, Edwin B. Emerson, George
Friedlander. r. L Ford, B. G. Furr,
e Charles J. Faulkner, l. s. NGildea, Gardi-
ner & Dent, Inc; Clyde NJ. Cearhart, T.
]. Howerton, Philip T Hall. George l.
Havenner. Hecht & Co, Harris Shop.
william Hahn Co., H. V. Hayden. James
H Hayden. Harper Overland Co., Lane
John Johns. L. T. Jones. Eldridge e. Jor-
dan, Jennings Motor Sales Corporation,
Edwin c. Jones, W. J. Kehoe, Sidney E.
Kaufman, John d. Longley. A. z. Leis-
berger Co, Inc, B. P. Lamberton. c. S.
Larimer. W. c. Long, Mandis & Mandis,
Elmer W. Marsh. r. n. Mcneil, C.
Mackey,. ]. w. Mankin, NJ. D.; McKen-
ney & FIannery, William G. Miller, Ma
tionaI American Woman Suffrage Asso
citation, Norton & Co, National Mosaic
Co., The Norris Peters Co.. Edgar Priest.
Allen s. Pattison, Herbert z. Peck. Ed
win F. Price, Harry T. Payne, L. Pits
rogle, W. c. Prather, The Pathfinder
Publishing Co., George W. Parezo Co,
Mrs. NJ. Brooks-Retiz, George W. Rey-
noIds, Lawrence Ross, George N. Ray,
Francis B. Snott, Chas. E. Sener. Harry
Stevens. g. silberg & Bros, Shaw-Walker
Co.. Fred Treuleben, Herbert n. Taylor,
Miss Jesse Truman. John W. Thompson
& Co, Inc.,' George P. West. Washington
Business and Civil Service School, Her
man G. Winkler, Oscar Wilkinson, Harry
s Wolf, D. P. Wolhaupter. H. E. Walker,
Washington Auto Supply Co., r. P.
Witty.