The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

time to time for more tags or for aid
OF the 100000 tags that were printed
about 100000 were distributed among
the school children. Not all of them,
however, were sold.
1t was discovered during the day
that unprincipled persons were selling
spurious tickets in the Mission. They
were disposing of tags which were
printed for the union labor home In
Oakland. Prompt action prevented the
sale of many of these. tags.
Late in the afternon the stream of
silver began pouring into headquar-
ters. In room on the second floor of
was engaged in counting the money.
Among those helping in this work
were the following:
J. e. Byrne. c. A. Cloush, William J. oDea
Elmer, George D. Burge. j. T. Redmond Charles
H. Beardsley. James E. White, Charles Rup-
pert.
THE PERSONS IN CHARGE
The districts, workers. supervisors
and lieutenants were as follows:e>
The ferry-Girls' high school and St. Roses
academy pupils; J.. ]. Walsh. Mrs. Ii. Wana-
maker, Mrs. Moran, Miss Ragan, Miss c.
Walsh, Miss Margaret Walsh.
Fife buildipg-St. lgnatius college; George II.
Belvel Miss Jessie Inglis, Miss r. Mulcahey.
Call building. Lincoln echool and s. r depot
Polytechnic high school; Frank Cleary l.. r.
aisa Bachman' mans Walter Il \. Bush 'ias f0es MIS-
Kohl building-Lowell high school; J. o. Me-
Elroy. Miss N. A. Stevens. Miss c. Pelchi,
ST. Francis hotel-LowelI high school Father
Crowley. James r: Kelly. James H. Dignan,
Sutter and Polk streets-Adams grammar
school: F. b. Pope, Mrs. Grozelier. Miss II. Nc
HibernIa bank-John SWEET school and St
Boniface school, Colonel c. J. Murphy, Miss
AsRss Mahone seS hi. Ts M
school; William E. Slater. Mrs. Josephine Con-
zales, C. Mark. Miss Folsom.
Suffer and Fillmore streets-Pacfc Heights
school; J. f. Coghlan, Mrs NJ. Thomson, Miss
Mission Dolores--Tranklin school, Mission
grammar school, st. Charles academy and Notre
Dame convent; Il. r. Zimmerman. William A.
Lafferty, Mrs. X; NJ. Lawlor, Mrs. N. A. Wood,
Horace Mann. Columbia. James Lick. st. An
thony's. st. James and Sisters Of immaculate
Conception schocls.James Looney. Charles
Walsh Richard Faulkner, Mrs. l.. Burke, Miss
Sacred Heart college and convent. Everett
mary school-Stanislaus Riley, NJ. ]. McNeIIis.
s. sturges, Miss NJ. Stewart. Miss Nellie Sui
Richmond and sutro grammar schools-J. d.
st. Clair. Albert Lyser Miss NJ. Marner.
Bay View. Irving NJ. Scott and South End
Hamilton, Mrs. T. Mills.
Monroe and Bernal schoos--James Smith, DR..
Thomas +. Wise, Miss A. Haggcrty. Miss A..
Sheridan and West End schools-AIiss C. r.
Riordan. Miss E. Mccarthy.
Fremont. Laguna Honda and Oceanside schools
F. ]. Kast. Miss r.. Goldsmith. Miss NJ. oNeal,
Miss V. Heath.
Denman. Jean Parker Oriental and Hancock
schools-Jacob Hahn. Miss N. Eager. Nine.
Pechin. Mrs C. Newhall. Miss Griffith. Mrs. n.
Gallagher
Hamilton and Girls high SCHOOL, NJ Leon
ard A.. Kellogg DIR. A. W. Scott.
Spring va1lev and Winfield Scott schools--A.
Griffith. Miss Keating, Miss NJ. Thomas.
Grant avenue and Geary street Girls high
school-F. J. Churchill.
Fairmont and Glen Park schools--Miss X. Nc
Cough Miss Janet Wade
Commercial high school-Colonel Charles II.
Murphy. Miss DowlIDR
Emnorium--Miss A. Kelly. Miss Lonise Freese
L Rcddin0 primary seheol--Afiss NJ. a. Dean.
Starr King primary schoo-Mrs X. McGrath.
Aeassiz school Miss s. Jones.
Dost1lass urinary scbool-Miss W. Tnrpey.
Edison primary schnol--Nffss ]. Saunders.
Emerson primary school--Afrs. T.. Spencer.
Holly Park primary school--Miss y. Sullivan.
Marshall primary scholars. NJ II. Walker
Noe yallev primary schoo,-Mrs. z. Lyon.
YOUTHS DIRECTORY WORK
That the work of the Youths Direc-
tory is being appreciated is evidenced
by the following letter received nv the
Call from former Sheriff III. n, Harris
Of Rutherford. Cal:
Editor Call--Sir: ! see BY the reading of your
valuable paper that fhe friends OF the Youths
directory OF your city sre making great effort
TO raise money With which to eliminate the in