The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

That the Panama Pacific official
exposition stickers are being offered
for sale on the streets has been re-
ported to the managers of the exposi-
tion company. To prevent this they
wish to warn the public against such
deliberate acts of dishonesty, as the
free to responsible persons who apply
at the headquarters of the exposition
company, room 1914 Merchants EX-
change building. Any attempt to place
the stickers on sale should be reported
to the police.
The final arrangements necessary to
assure the success of the women's
postcard day were made Yesterday
morning at meeting in the chamber
of commerce assembly room of the
women's committee which has been
placed in charge of the work The va
cant captaincies were all filed. and the
city divided into districts which will
be effectively patrolled October IA by
scores of women.
With the campaign so well outlined
the members of the committee say
that the original estimate Of 100000
cards to be sold and mailed is a con-
servative one. Postmaster Fisk has
assured the committee that he is pre-
pared to handle the business of the
Women's day as well as that of the
entire postcard week which opens
October 10 and closes October II. The
San Francisco postoffice as well as
every postoffice in the state Will have
on hand an extra supply of one cent
stamps in order that regular business
and the business of sending out postalS
may not be crippled.
pIaN UEEECTIy-E, sI,pESJ
Discussion ensued yesterday morning
as to the advisability of sending the
cards directly to the various congress
men of the different states. Many of
the women believed that this would be
the best plan, but on the advice of
Charles de Young of the postcard COM
mittee it was determined to send the
postals to individuals so that the ap-
peals TO the congressman would come
direct from their constituents. Such
an appeal it was shown would be more
effective than flood of cards from
Californians upon whom the congress
men were not dependent for re-elec-
ton.
1t was also determined to use every
influence to hold back the mailing of
Panama Pacific postcards until the
postcard week, in order that the flood
leaving the state during those seven
days may be augmented until it be-
comes so great in size that it can not
help but turn the tide of the east in
favor of San Francisco.
During the Women's day the captains
and their lieutenants probably will
have headquarters centrally located in
their various districts SO that the work
of the day may be concentrated and
directed with expedition.
DISTRICT CAPTAINS CHOSEN
AT the meeting yesterday the follow
ing district captains were appointed 4,
No. Mrs. L. N Walter and Mrs. L. L.
No. 2-Mrs. Peter Martin
No. 3-Mrs. Leon Sloss and Mrs Jessie Lili-
No Mrs J. W. Lilienthal
No. (a)--Mrs. John p Young.
No. 4 (bl-Mrs. G. E. Grunsky.
No. e-Miss Elsie Hess
No. 6. tsD--Mrs. John Metcaife.
No. (b)-Mrs. Lewis Schwabacher.
No. pr. Mabel E. Anthony.
No. s-Mrs. W. r. Pound.
No e-Mrs Margaret Deane.
No. 10-Mrs. George Cameron.
No. liMrs. l. Lowenberg and Mrs Califor-
mia Newton
No. 13-California club
No. 14--Mrs. I4evison.
No. II lal-Mrs. Peter Martin.
No. Ia (b)-The Ladies' Silk Culture society
Mrs. D. !. Murphy.
No I5AThe Catholic Ladies' Aid society, Mrs
!, No. 16~Mrs. D. s. Lissberger Albert Sidney
johnson. chapter. Daughters of the Confederacy.
No. I1-Mrs. Frank Fredericks.
No. Is-Mrs. Elizabeth Girwood.
No. 1e-Mesdames a. Esberg, Milton Esberg
and Matilda Esberg.
No. 2o-Mrs. Josephine Hayes.
No 21-Mrs. Henry t. Scott.
No 22-Dr. Mariana Bertoa.
No. 24-sirs. ". J. Duttor.
No 25-Mrs. Ida z. Wheeler.
No 26--Mrs. W. A. Scott
No 27-Mrs. A. Sknkle.
No 2S-Mrs E. h. Rolker.
No 29-The Doctors Daughters.
No Young womens Christian associ
alton. Mrs George Thurston-
No 31-Mrs. John F. Merrill
No 32-Mrs. A. NJ. Burns
No. 34-Mrs. W. Fl. Snedaker.
No. 35-GIen Park women's clubs
NO. 36-Mrs. ". A. Finch
No 3SA-Mrs. j. W. Rulofson-
No 3e-Mrs. Lawrence 1. Scott.
No 4o-Mrs. r. T. Cumberson.
No 42-Associated Pioneer Women, Mrs
W p Prendergast president
No 43-Mrs. James Martin. state president
Ladies Auxiliary. Ancient Order of Hibernians
ALAMEDA COUNTY WILL AID
Similar work will be done in Ala
media county by the Federated
Women's club. Anna Little Barry of
Berkeley, president, has called a meet
ing at which plans will be made for
conducting woman's day October 1
on the Oakland side of the bay The
meeting will be addressed by promin-