The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
women Will
PILLAGE CITY
FOR POSTCARDS
Business Precincts to Be In
vaded Today by Gentler Sex
Exposition Boomers
Campaign Is On for the CoIlec-
tion of Great Mass of
Boosting POstals

Marking day that will ever be
unique in the history of San Francisco,
regiment Of women, marshaled un-
der captains and carefully assigned
distr8cts in which to operate, will today
storm the business districts in the in
terest Of this city's fight to secure
Congressional sanction for the Panama
Ps cEhc worlds exposition of 1915.
Fhe preparation Of weeks will be
gone through today when a combing
process will he practiced by the fair
exposition workers that will bring to
headquarters close on to a quarter of
million stamped postcards addressed
10 big and little persons in all parts
Of The United States. Even the sacred
precincts Of the solid south. where
New Orleans finds support as a bidder
for the 1915 show, viii be invaded by
10000 messages calling for moral and
congressional Endorsement OF San
Francisco.
BARRIERS MUST FALL
For today is womens postcard day.
The school children have had their
chance and the added weight of the east
bound mails spoke eloquently for their
success. Now the grownups viii have
their inning Fair matrons and pretty
maids viii have the freedom of the
city Barriers must fall before their
smile. even the crouch is doomed. and
The seclusion Of the inner Office is of
10 avail
When the results OF the days work
have been gathered in Panama. Pacific
headquarters tonight, 1T will be a mass
Of boosting pOstals ready to be sent
broadcast over the land such a has
never been seen. It Will only repre-
sent the beginning of the movement.
Early this morning the city will be
given over to the women for postal
pillage. Mrs. John P. Metcalfe, chair
man OF the committee on districts.
Saws that all is in readiness for a
thorough canvass of the business dis
Iricts. She said she wished to pub
licly thank her coWorkers for the
gra cious manner in which they ac-
oepted districts assigned them. All
districts are provided with one or two
captains, several lieutenants and as
sistants ranging from TO 25.
WOMEN WHO DIRECT WORK
A list Of captains and districts fol-
lows:
No Mrs. L N. Walter, Mrs. L L. Dunbar.
No. 2-Mrs. Feter Martin.
No. S-Ers. Leon Sloss. Mrs Jesse Iilienthsl.
Nc. 4-Mrs. James Martin.
No. 5--Mrs. julius Kahn.
No. e-Miss Elsie Hess subdivision Mrs. ].
Metoslfe: eunst building-Mrs- Lewis schwa-
bscher
No. DIR. Mabel E. Anthony.
No. s-Nrs. W. B. Pond
No. e-Nrs. Margaret Dean.
Nc. I0-Mrs. George Cameron,
No. 1l-N-s. I. Lowenberg, Mrs. California
No I2-Nrs. n. T Remington.
No. IS-Mrs Lowell White, president oslifor-
club.
No I4-Mrs Henry Payot, Mrs. Peter Martin
Special buildlne-Mrs. z. NJ Wright; Bancroft
building Builders exchange. Mrs. D. ]. Murphy.
No. 15-Mrs. Peter Curtis.
10 I6-Nrs. D. S. Lisberger.
80. l7-Mrs. Frank Fredericks, Mrs. z. j.
No Is-Mrs. Elizabeth Girwood.
6o. ls-Mesdames a. Esberg, Milton Esberg,
No 2i-Nrs J. K. Steel.
North Besch-Dr. Mariana Bertola.
No. 25-Mrs. Joseph L. King
No. 24-Ers. William Dutton
No. 25-Mrs. Ida E. whesler.
No 26-Mrs. W. A. Scott.
No. 27-Mrs A. Skinkle.
No. 2s-Mrs z. x. Rolker.
No. 2s-Nrs- G. S. Burnett.
No 30-Mrs. George Thurston
Nc. 51-Mrs. J. T. Merrill.
No. 32-Krs A. II. Burns
No. Ss-Mrs. Marc Newman.
No 34-Nrs W. H. Snedaker.
No. s5-Mrs- / 3. Tuohey, Glen Park out
door league.
No. 37-Mrs. Annie c. Henley.
No. 35-krs. J. ". Rulcfson.
70. 5s-MrE. George P. Moore.
10 <o-Mrs z J: oumberson
10. EMS. n. P. Fre1degast
No. 4S-Mrs Florence Cumberson.
No. z4-Mrs. Nell z. Boege.
No. zS-Mrs. ?. H. wissing.
No. zs-Mrs. Amy Rodgers.
No. 4e-Mrs. n. Emerson.
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