The Washington herald., 1917-05-18
ENLARGE BOOSTER PUSH
ooNrINuEp PROM PAGE oNn.

This was the largest number of new
members added any day since the be-
ginning OF the campaign, and makes
a total of 2s3 new members enrolled k1
the organization since the beginning Of
the forward Washington movement.
Chairman d. ]. Kaufman, OF the com
mittee which is backing the membership
drive, said yesterday:
IF we are frank with ourselves" we
must admit that our city is way behind
the times in civic and commercial organ
lzation work. This movement therefore
Is making a strong appeal to the big
interests OF the city for they are look
ing upon IL as an investment
Il feel that this is the most important
movement OF its kind in the history OF
the city," ....
The regular committees found the work
easier than during the first two days.
The committee consisting of d. ]. Kauf-
man, Louis Bush, and f. B.. Dean lead
the list with seventeen members. Julius
Lansburgh and w. NJ McClue secured
fourteen memberships. The committee
headed by T. c. Dulin secured ten men,
bers. t.
Woman Worker Begins Campaign.
\ woman worker. Miss Mary O'Toole
Joined the ranks yesterday, and began
working among the business women of
business women to take part in the can
vass.
The committees meet this morning at
$50 O'Clock at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, and persons desiring to join q
committee are requested to be there.
Memberships reported yesterday follow:
R. p. Andrews Paper o., O. O. Archibald. J. O.
Andersen. Walter Allen, William AdleT. Abe Abrs-
hams, Joseph @. Acton, A H. BAkshian, Julius s.
Bpnitsky. Geore Burnap. Fulton BrylawskL
Nathan Bachrach. Edward A. Burnap Kari n.
BrOdt, II. Ralph Burton. Herbert H. Brown, Frank
L. Browne. Charles A. Bieder. J. G. Benton, Cooper
& Finn, JEFF O. Chamber Leon F. Cooper Max
Cohen. Dean Caldwell Harry COhn Henry NJ.
Camp, d. DerzaTitz, @. @. Disnukss The Diamond
o., Katie 4. Dunn, J. D. DOnDelly IT, William
Il Edmonstou, Nathan B. Frank James Y, Fits
gerald, Harry NJ. Fhdley, jr.. William J P1Ather,
jr., Clyde D. Garrett Irving O. Gessford. X. W.
Geare. NJ. GOldenberg. GUIDE Bros. Co, H A.
ellis RsIford L. Holmes, T p Hicks Nsib
HekmiAn NJ ~. Hazen. Melvin H. Hopwood n.
Horn, J. Howard HiXSOn, X. W. Henderson, Fred
s HardstJ. PsrciEAl Hall. johnson d Adams. W.
B. Jackson, Titan W. johnson. NJ w johnson.
Tracy L. Jsford. Louis Kramer. J. KahxAs. D. J.
Kaufman, Inc, Milton Kaufman. Isadors Kahn.
G. Klsn. Benz. W. Klein. s. KAnn Sons 4 o..
ThOs s. Kennedy. E r. Leonard, F. O. Hnesr,
jr., George H. Lamar, Harry ]. Lee, H. +, Low
man, Irwin L. Miller, Morris Il MARROW, MAgn
DenhaIn, James Y. Meegan, John O. Mclaughlin,
William Y. Mahony, A E Marsh, Archibald NJ.
McLachlen. J. T Martyr. l. Nswmyer. National
CAPITAL Bowling Academy, Inc. Leon Pretzfelder.
Willis W. Parker. Frank u PIumer. H. H Pechin.
R. H. PilsOn, @. O. Pauls .. Lawrence Phillips.
DIR. Joseph d. ROgeTs William RnseLdOrf II NJ.
Spillan. J. J. Souder. ]. Mel. Seabrook william s.
Schwartz, Orlando +. Sykes. Schwartz & Pelman,
James F. Smith John =. Sanner Stathes d
Stathes, Thomas Tuohey. ]. ]. Zimmerman Samuel
II. YAndsruift John L. Weaver, Allen Il Walker
The willard Shop. Horace II. westcUtt, Young
Simon. Maurice YOekslson and Edwards a
Tanner Co.