The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-28
THE RED CROSS
STAMP VENDORS
One Hundred Ladies Start Out
Tomorrow on a Worthy
Labor.

The ladies with the Red Cross Christ
mas stamps Will be abroad in the city
tomorrow morning. There will be one
hundred ladies. with five hundred thou
sand stamps. The stamps are to be
sold at a cent each, in blocks of from
five to any number. It is expected by
the ladies that all of the stamps will
be disposed of well within the six days
to be devoted to the sale. A number
of the gentlemen who have been active
in the Red Cross organization will be
in the background during the cam
paign, to do some of the heavy work
for the ladies, but the real effort is
to be by the fair ones.
Honolulu will be doing no more than
its share in absorbing the half mil
lion stamps. A small percentage of the
gross proceeds goes to the national or
ganization, of which President Taft is
the chief officer. All of the remainder
goes to the relief of tuberculosis vic
Tins here. to care and to work of pre-
vention.
The stamps are to be attached to any
letter or parcel sent through the mails,
and, as we'll, for city delivery. They
pay no postage, however.
Here is the list of the one hundred
ladies who will go into the field this
week in the great service of reducing
the fearful ravages of the "White
Plague"
Mesdames Carl du Roi, R. F. LANCE,
A. E. Murphy, C. T. Wilder, Frederick
Klamp, William Winters, Armin Hane-
berg, Clinton Ballentyne and Emil Wa
terman; Miss Sarah Lucas, Miss Ma
COON and Mr.. G. P Wilder.
Mesdames Walter Hoffman,, j. R.
Hornberger, J. J. Belser, E. NJ. Watson.
c. w. Ashford, J. J. Lord, J. C. Cohen,
J. NJ. Riggs, Walter Coombs, ". Mon
sarrat, James Morgan, H. Bieknell, G.
Fake, w. L. Howard, Ella Wight, Eli
son, Adele Dreier.
Mesdames S. A. Baldwin and G. Ole
son; Miss Agnes Wickstrum, Miss Mu-
ther, Miss Edith Kopke, Miss Esther
Kopke, Miss Harriet Young, Miss
Emma Ballentyne, Miss Marie Ballen-
tyne and Dorothy Wood.
Mesdames E. A. Mott-Smith, w. W.
Thayer; Miss Lillian Patty, Miss Mar
garet Mcintyre and Miss Madge Nc
Candless; Mesdames F. 7. P. Water
house and f. f. Paxton.
Mesdames H. H. Williams, L. c..
Ables, L. Abrams, C. S. Crane, Curtis,
James Bieknell, E. A. jacobson, w. w.
Harris, H. E. Webster, Fred Wright,
A. II. Tarleton, j. W. Gilmore, G. W.
Il, King.
Mesdames Arthur Wall and J. D.
Dougherty, Miss Grace Robertson, Mrs.
C. B. High, Miss Irene Dickson, Miss
L. De Nike. Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss
Vera Damon, Miss Alice Roth, Miss
Ada Rhodes and Mrs. F. c. Smith
Mesdames A. Gignoux, w. R. Far
rington, Marston Campbell, White SUIT
ton, R. C. Stackable, Mamie Phillips,
Farwell. John Warren, P F. Frear,
Miss Agnes Hunt.
Mesdames A. w. T. Bottomley, C.
Hemenway, F. Dillingham;. C. NJ. V.
Forster, A. Alexander, II. Harrison, w.
Soper, H. Mist, A. Berg, J. Cockburn
and Miss Grace Cooke.
Mesdames Willard E. Brown, B. F.
Dinllingham, C. H. Atherton. C. Fl.
Cooke, W. A. Love, W. L. Whitney.
A. Lewis, W. G. Hall, Chas. Livingston
and Miss NJ Lishman.
Mesdames A. Gartley, F. E. Steere.
F. B. Damon, W. Fl. Babbitt. F. An
drade, Eben Low, F. Peterson, C. H.
Holloway, Miss Ermine Cross and Miss
Craig.