The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-06
OPEN INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN FOR
 MEMBERSHIP
Strive to Make Chamber of Commerce Third In New
 England
TWO ARMIES AT THE
 STRATFIELD TODAY
Personnel Of Teams That Will Cover Entire
 City

City
 The Bridgeport Chamber of Com merce today launched @ 24 hours intensive campaign to increase the mem bersh:p of the Chamber to a point which will make 1t the third chamber in membership in New Eng land The campaign opened at the Hotel Stratfield with a luncheon at 12:15- The Chamber has enrolled 450 of It's enthusiastic members into two great armies who will, during the next 24 hours, comb the entire city for new members The drive is un- der the direction of Bradford D. Pierce, Jr-- and the generals in charge of the two armies are Fire Commissioner Francis J. Brennan and Lynn W Wilson
 The members of the two armies gathered in the ballroom and lined up at tables prepared for them- There are IS teams in the two armies and a great reserve army from which any vacancies or casualties may be replaced. Every captain is assured of a fuIi team for the drive by this means and under the direction of Capt Edward Mora, membership secretary of the Chamber of Com merce the details of the drive have been worked out to the last degree Of snoOthness.
 Captain Mora stated this morning regarding the drive that in his opinion it would go over big and this was the opinion of Field Marshal Bradford D. Pierce, Jr.
 Tt cannot fai1,7 was his remark, for we have to tackle some pretty big jobs in the community this year, for instance that of building a Lib erty Memorial building which will fit-y commemorate the brave deeds Of the Bridgeport men who served their country so no5ly during the war. That is only one big activity for which the Chamber of Commerce must have a strong and active membership.
 When the campaign was opened to- day President Pierce sounded the keynote of the campaign in a few words, in which he outlined the need of the work which the Chamber e Commerce is doing for the comrnun- ity.
 Remarks along similar lines were made by Edward T. Hamilton, Gen eral Lynn W. Wilson, General F'r;&13cis J. Brennan and Rev. William Horace Day.
 George Greenspltn was in charge ot the InteIltgence Service Division of the campaign, and presided over tha blackboard on which the results vii, be tabuIated a the close of the drive, which will be celebrated with a sec. ond luncheon for the workers.
 The teams and their captains who will :ahe part in the big drive are as follows:
 First Division General, Frank J. Brennan.
 Team No. 1-Captaan s. S. Taylor. P. A. Colljung, John G. Fitzgerald, H. c. Fox, Frank o. Hoagland, Frank A. Hogenauer, A. H. Mackenzie, c. F. Turner, Carl Schmidt, Walter B. Lashar.
 Team No. 2-Captain P. V. Cahan, Frank Canevarf, A. w. Burritt, M. F. Burns, J. W. c. BulIard, William R. Bull, R. c. Breatch, L. R. Bradbury, F. L. Bradbury, J. J. Boyd.
 Team No. 3-Captain George Hos kinsi R. A. Beers, J. D. Reckwith, F. r. Beach, Robert II. Barton. Henry Atwater, Leonard Asheim, c. F. An drews, c. F. Adams, Daniel c. Guilty.
 Team No. 4-Captain H. B. Mer- win; Richard W. CoggsweI1, James E. Colgan, L. H. Corbit, Everett E. Cortright. Samuel Carp. L. J. Carroll. Stephen Cibulas, Roy E. Clark, c. B. CIarkson.
 Team No. 5.-Captafn, E. T. Buck ingham; George F. Crawford; Charles R. Crowther. Elliott R. Curtis, Karl o. Cyrus. Rev. W. H. Day. Arthur DenrFfson, Henry Dorkin Joseph J. DuCotey, Charles A. Edwards.
 Team No. Captain, W. Seymour Lacy: Fred H. Helbig. Jr., Kingsley B. Hill, Robert s. Tincks, G. L. Ham, mond. Howard Hounslea, Chief John sen. Frank Green, John Hotz, F. H HGnnan.
 Team No 7-Captain Jerry Holmes. W. LeRoy Ketchum, John H. Green, s. R. Fleck, Percy A. Foote, Fred A. GriswoId, End, J. Grant Kingsbury, Ferhert J. Hanson, R. L. French, D. J. Morgan.
 Team No. S-Captain P. G. Keene, E. T. Hamilton, Jonathan Grout, J. T. Haviland, F. L. Fletcher, c. L, Gellatly, Edward Flicker. W. E, Hatheway Walter L. Finney. Team No. 9-Captain J. B. Marvin, W. F. Severn. Hector J. LeMaire, Henry c. Reid, J. Alex H. Robinson, J. P. Morris, R. H. Morris, R. H. Murphy, John Lekas, W A. Smith, Malcolm T. Kerr.
 Second Division - General, Lynn Wilson.
 Team No. 1O-Captain A. s. An | derson, F. L. Mills, John W. Moore, J. Kohlmaier, Arthur M. Marsh, Egg bert Marsh, Albert E, Lavery, A. G, l Leake. Russell Y. Moore, E. O. 1 Kuendig.
 Team No. 11-Ca ptain A. N. Holly,