The Washington times., 1915-01-31
LEADERS N Y.M.C,h.
CAMPAIGN HOPEFUL
With Only Two Working Days
Left, They Expect $500
New Members.

With Sl4 members already enrolled in
the campaign for 1000 new members,
7. NJ. C. A. leaders asserted today that
they believe the total accessions will
Of the campaign. tomorrow and Tues
Yesterdays acquisitions numbered 1885,
the high-water mark yet reached In a
division again carried OFF the division
banner yesterday, with Grant Leet's d.
vision of boys close second. The
Chalmers and the Chevrolet teams tied
bers each.
Special mention. was made Of the work
Of Leo Sugrue. in the boys division.
who. in three days signed up twelve
new members.
Urges Greater Efficiency.
+. J. Hockenbury, campaign manager.
yesterday said an examination Of the
records showed IA men of the 365 work.
ers had produced results IN getting one
10 try for a greater efficiency per MEM
iii. during the rest Of the campaign
Norker' M5 ofssa beginning today. bToSsht in one
member 1t would not seem an arduous
task. Yet that would mean a total Of
more than 1000 members added to the
'' Secretary Lane. Of the Interior De-
ins's dinner. He was introduced by
!ieorse Otis Smith. president Of the Y.
This war offers to American boys Il
wonderful opportunity" said Secretary
Lane Boys on the other side are be-
ing killed as they never were before.
Where are the Pasteurs and the Oar,
wins of future years to come from, II
not from our shores?
Boys of the United States must fill
these places, and our boys must pc
raised with the knowledge Of this re.
World catastrophe. Therefore. put all
the steam in your. work, such as this
you can. You will prove. through IN.
stitutions like the Y. NJ. c. A., that this
country can succeed in proving q
ciples Of communal sympathy, can sue
ceed. For our democracy Is based on
the principle that we can understand
what Is in the other mans heart
ferred to the Home Club Of the Inter-
Tor Department. asserting that in
single year 1t had grown from seven
teen members to about $500, and II
hoped to have an enrolment OF $500
association membership.
Il have an idea that the Y. NJ. c.. A.
will live" said Mr.. Lane. ''only II It
proves that it is efficient and wortl'
gone conclusion that any association
will pull through and survive unless
makes good It Is up to you men and
boys to establish in the minds Of the
public that you are more efficient be-
cause you belong to this association"
Results of Campaign.
The Rev. DR.. James Taylor. Of the
Central Presbyterian Church. pro-
nounced grace. and Walter ". War
wick. chairman Of the campaign. con-
Quoted the reporting Of new members.
The result Of the campaign yesterday.
and the total members gained BY each
team to date follows:
Division A. Holcombe g. Johnson,
chairman-Jeffery. u. 43: King, 6. 49,;
Rauch and Lang. s. Is; Oldsmobile. 2 s.;
Buick. Z. 26: White. 3. s.
Division B, H. S. Omohundro. chair
man-Paige. 10. %; Hupmobile, 2, 3;
Cadillac. 5, "a: REQ. 3. l2; Apperson. 10.
"a: Pierce Arrow. Z. 90
Division c, Edmund s. Wolfe. chair
man-Packard, Z 1S: Chalmers. II, 80;
| Dodge. 9. 45: Locomobile, 9, 20; Ford,
Is, 26: Franklin. ?. 10.
Division D. Arthur D. Gall. chairman
| Oakland. Z. 2l; Saxon, 0. II; Peerless, s.
| 26; Briscoe, 7. %; Baker. 0. 8; Stutz, :,
2S
Division E. Grant Leet, chairman
Overland. 9. %; Metz. s. 8; Hudson, 3.
1s; Chevrolet. Il. 2l: Maxwell. s. 10;
Tomorrow evenings dinner will be
hal ot ~