Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-17
FINANCIAL CHIEFS
NAME COMMITTEES
FOR JULY 4TH FETE
ORGANIZATION OF WORKERS
WHO WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR
BIG CELEBRATION WILL BE
PERFECTED MONDAY NIGHT.

been carefully chosen and meeting
of all the members will be held in
the supervisors room in the court
house on Monday evening, May 70, at
O'Clock sharp. The meeting will be
held for the purpose of enlightenins
all workers who will be given full i'll
struction for a thorough canvass Of
the city, and every member is urged
to be on hand.
Captains and chairmen of commit
tees will receive pledge cards and
committee instructions for distrihu-
tion to their workers from the iinah-
cial secretary, Lester Koran The
committees picked are as follows:
No. Merchants wholesale and re-
tail stores. business houses and
banksl, l.. c. Brand, chairman; l.. NJ.
Lucey r. G. Jordan, Sidney Stiefel,
Charles Geiger and W. d. Duncan.
No 2-Labor organizations tall
labor unionsl. John f, Barry, chair,
man; for bricklayers, Thomas Fribbs;
for electrical workers. G. T.. Singer;
for painters, Seth Gregg; for plaste"-
ers. Ohio shepherd; for lahorers, VII
liam Whyte; for fathers, Robert NJ.
gent; for sheet metal workers, John
Berner: for plumbers. Harvey Stey.
ems; for carpenters, Harry Harden;
for cigar makers. Timothy Farrell; for
taiors, James Kelly.
No 3-FaCtory and public utility
workers, except Office employees, Del.
mis- T. Dunn chairman, for Brickton
William OConn0r and G.. F. Bissell;
for Porter Company Thomas Lanigan
for King e. Hamilton Company; l.. r
Wilcox; for Peltier Glass Company
Edward Heating; for WedrOn Silica
Company n Beauregard; for United
States Silica Company, west plant, T.
r. Bongardt; for Pioneer Company
W S Meyers; for Sanders Brothers
Manufacturing Company. Charles J
Matthias for Dayis.Steiner Company
Christ w. Farrell, for T.. p, johnson
Piano Company, Charles Berg; 70,
Northern Illinois Light and Traction
Company. William Shaefer; for UniteJ
Telephone Company James Quiltel
for Public Service, Timothy Haley
for Federal Plate Glass, Hcnr,
Scholle Joseph Gaussn, William
Schamerheim. otto Kaiser, Wlli7n
Hay, Val RAIDER, Lem Geiger and Mix,
Gottier
No. 4-Public employees fedora
state and city and their office lorc2s'
j. ]. Dcugherty, G. S. Ayers and G. Y
B. Weeks.
No 5--4Profcssional Oawyers phys
clans, dentists. real estate and insu'
ance agents.. A. ]. O'COnor, chat,
man; Fl G. Cook, s E. Parr, l.. f. Jon
dan and J. O. Harris.
No. 6-Liquor dealers twholeSal
and retail and their employees, Fran
Vallat, chairman; Joseph Boisseni
and Robert Kaum
No. 7-Contractors Cbuilding. pain
ing and general contractinc), John
Snnott, chairman; W. A. Jetfery an
John Mccormick.
No. Manufacturers and utlilte
tall public utilities and manufacturer
(other members Of committee TO
announced laterl.
No 9-Factorv Offices Call person
employed in Offices of factories an
public utilities). August Ledric
chairman; for King & Hamilton Cor
pany. August Iederich for Port
Company. w. l.. Weintz for Sande
Brothers Manufacturing Company,
NJ Bailey; for Chicago Retort al
Fire Brick Company w l. Rogers; f
Wedron Silica Company, Villa
Scales; for National Fire PrOofil
Company, P. Fisher; for Johns,
Piano Company, John Hazlitt; +
United States Silica Company. f.
Bongardt: for ottawa silica Compar
Max Meckenstock; for Ottawa Bre
ing Association. Gus Schmidt; for p
tier Glass Company, Edward Keatin
for Chicago, ottawa and Peoria Ra
way, w. f. Fisher; for United TIE
phone Company, Lillian Rigden;
Northern Illinois Light and Tracti
Company. Walter Hahn for Pub
Service Company, Timothy Haley; f
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RI
way John p. Finn; for Chicago. Ro
Island and Pacific Railway, T.
Reichl; for Federal Plate Glass Co
pany. II. G.. Lockwood
No. 10-Retail and office employ
(all persons employed in offices
wholesale and retail stores, busint
houses banks. professional, etc,
cent factories and wholesale and
tail liquor storesl, John NJ. Okla
chairman: Miss Mary F. Reardon.
fred Rabenstein, Miss Ella Pri
Frank Mulholand, Miss Helen d
neen, Justin Jaeger, Miss Flossie A
son, Edward Hughes. Miss Anna Dul
Philip Godfrey. Miss Pearl Mott
Harold Sanders. Howard Geiger NJ
Blanche Pike, John NJ. Jordan Ha1
Funk. Earl Locke, Mira mfarnsWor
Herman Torkelson. Anna Dwy
Owen w. Fox, Miss Helene Walt
John Feehan and Fred Scherer Jr
No. 11-Educational (all teachers
high school and public schoo
Charles n Kingmar, c. J. Byrne,
r. Foster and Rev +. s. Dunn.
No 12-Publicity and advertise