The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-20

MAKE II $50 WEDNESDAY!
Merchants Have Offered Prizes
for the Best Work.
Those Who Are s<On the Job" in
the Campaign.

The Commercial club membership
campaign which opened today and
which will continue until Wednesday
night il proving productive of results.
At noon today the committees report
ed on the work Of the first ''encoun-
ter of the campaign. The names Of
S8 persons were brought in and will
be placed ON the membership roll: by
6 O'Clock when supper will be served
at the club quarters the total 10 ex-
pected to have reached the It's mark.
The o'clock breakfast served to
the workers At the club quarters this
morning was attended by SIS persons
All persons who expect to work in the
campaign Wednesday are urged to at
tend the breakfast At the breakfast
today territory was assigned and final
Instructions given The men were di-
vtded into committees OF three.
At the close of the supper tonight
the campaign workers will go in q
body to the Hip theater as guests of
the management. Wednesday they
will attend the Novelty.
In addition to the prizes announced
Monday that will be given to the
! lowing have been procured through
the committee under DR.. E. s. Petty
john: One box of cigars. William
Green & Son; Hays Floral company,
one house fern: J. C.. Wolcott, one
framed engraving; the Mills Dry
Goods company, one silk umbrella !:
Felix Clothing company, one $3.50
pany. one $500 pair of shoes; Palace
Clothing company one $500 Knox
hat: Crosby Brothers company, $500
in merchandise; the Warren M.
Crosby company, $500 lady's umbrel-
la; Santa Fe Watch company, solid
gold stick pin. $500: Walkover Boot
Shop. one pair $500 Walkover shoes;
George w. Stansf1e1d, one box cigars;
Ralph Peterson, Hampshire pottery
vase; Payne Shoe company, one pair
$500 Justwright shoes; Emahixer-
Spielman company, smokers set;
Capital City Candy company, three l.
pound boxes Capital" chocolates;
Kresge company,s Goldie Locks.
Loyal workers.
The following were the committee
chairmen who reported having obtain
ed results in the. campaign this morn
ing and the number of memberships
procured: C. E. Bascom, s; G. r. Har-
ries, 4; A. d. Birch. s: Harry Wright.
2; c. E. Eldridge. s; DIR. E. s. Petty
frey Moore. a4.F sw:i w. Webb. IA: j. w.
Rickenbacherss ~ RI, IL. Overton, 81
Richard Wilson, IL; Harry Snyder, 2;
E. F. Maxwell. 8; c. E. Elliott, 3.
Following Is list of those who
pledged themselves to work in the
membership campaign: Harry C. Sny-
der, E. D. -Spil<essnan, Fred Ullman, f..
E. Goodrich, L. F. Clearinghouse, E. F..
Maxwell. r.. L. Bone, C. D. Skinner. w.
w. Webb, William Connors, Charles
T. Trapp. C. H. Matthews, Harry
Wright. George H. Hoyes. E. L. Over
ton, ]. N. Abrahams, George McDer-
mott. Dr. F. L. Loyeland, A. D. Birch.
G. r. Harries. Richard Wilson. George
Godfrey Moore. Robert Stone, c. J.
Peterson, DIR. E. S. Pettyjohn. s. l.
Courtney. H. H. Pugh, ]. L. Cottrell.
W. T. Rickenbacher, W. A. Smith, J.
F. Haskell. NJ. w. Cardwell, H. D.
Driscoll, H. M. Leonard. w. L. Porter
E. b. Sewe1l. C. E. Eldridge. A. K. Van
Hook. Ben Bear, e. A. Thrill, Fred
Coulson. Frank Curry, Clarence Mat
thews, C. F. Brewer, DIR. Leslie Rowles
! C. o. Tresner, o. HI. White, George p
McEntire, C. S. Elliott. Robert Task
er, G. D. McClasl<y. George Hart. T.
w. Reynolds. Charles Joslin. Fred
| Nipps. F. J. Bell b. B. Eitelman, S
c. Petit. r. L. Bone, Roy Crawford,
w. o. Rigby, NJ. o. Lock. J. E. Spald-
| ing, Luther C. Bailey, H. L. Cook, A.
]. Mackey A. J. Bolinger. John Tomp-
| kins. J. T.. Shaw, p. ]. Monaghan, A.
H. Purdy. Paul A. Lovewell, c. G.
Blakely, c. A. HARLAN. DR.. Roy B,
Guild.