Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
BIC DRIVE FOR
CHARITY FUND To
Be MADE TO-DAY
Committees Start Out This
Morning TO Solicit Subscrip-
tons for Civic Betterment
League; $4,000 Wanted,

Starting out o1rly This morning in
bakers dozen OF committees. those
who are Interested in the success of
the charity work ~ the civic Better
ment league win rake the town with
Z fine tooth comb 10 the effort 10
raise a fund Of NOT less than $4,000
tor the support of the work. and It is
confidently expected that before the
end OF the day more than the amount
named win have been secured or
pledged
Winter Is coming on and there Is
a bite 10 the air that reminds one of
the fact that many homeless and
frlendless men and women will suf-
fer in Albuquerque during the next
few months unless the charitable
people Of the city reach down In their
pockets and provide means TO re-
Heve their want Albuquerqueans
have always been noted for their
warm hearted generosity and there
~ no room TO believe that they VIII
fan to heed the appeal that is made
TO them at this time II is time to
do your Christmas charity work early.
Committees Named.
At O meeting yesterday of the com
mttee that has in charge the secur-
ing OF workers for the canvass the
names of the men were arranged in
teams with captains The arranging
of the names Of the ladies who are az
work viii be completed today By IA
ladies' committee There are quite a
number Of others who have volun-
teered but their names had not been
turned into the office Of the league
Yesterday noon If there are any that
can nut In the day they need not feel
sighted il their names are not in the
list for if they viii report at the Com
mcrcial club in the morning they Will
be given enough TO do to keep them
busy all day. II is big task and
will take the earnest effort Of all
who can help
The teams are as follows
Executive committee + +. Wood
Charles Rochl George Craig, DR.. l..
S. Peters, d. X b. Sellers d. A. Mac
pherson. John S Beaven
Team L. Max Nordhaus. captain
George valiant. W j. Johnson, ]. B.
Good. NJ. r. sawtelle. II. A Thorn.
Team Q. Reuben Perry captain;
~ W Wilson, Robert Loudon, }. F.
Whaley, r. a Davis
Team 9: W. =. Southland captain.
Il. y. Crisy John II. Gass Emory
Davis A. Fleischer.
Team 4: II. s. Lithgow, captain,
Nestor Montota, y. NJ Cudahac, Rev.
A. Toothakcr w L. Hawkins.
Team S E. + schucler, captain,
10 H. Boatr!ght W. II, Day c. b.
Hopping, George c. Taylor.
Team G r. w Wiley, captain; p.
Cameron, Rev Hugh Cooper, Manuel
Springer, S. Z. Rosenwald.
Team Z: Tom Hughes captain;
Rev Randolph Cook, b, NJ stevens,
w. r. Walton, l.. c. Glelitr.
Team 5. G. @. Alderman captain,
Rev Noise Bergman Harry Leonard.
IL. II. Conner, Laurence Lee
Team o. A. b. Stroup, captain 4,
p. Ogle. DR.. NJ. K Wylder, Thomas
Blakemore. John Milne. stephen
Roehl
Team lO sam porterfield, cap
tain. Clarence Higgins, J q. Burg
Dennis Mcdonald, r. II. Crews J. +
Jacobson.
Team # Tom Egan, captain NJ
u. Hickey. w. A. Keleher Or r. T.
Tull. Isaac Barth
Team i2 Ross Merritt, captain;
G.. q. Cushman. y. b. Betz, A. c, Hay
man James HarWood
Team 49, r. Goodell captain
&. n. French, NJ NJ Maisei y. +. Lee
suer, John Sims
Among the ladies who have yolun.
teered are Mrs. " b. Childers Mrs
Max Nordhaus, Mrs. c. II Conner
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald Mrs. A. c. Nc
EIwain. Mrs. C. L. Brooks Mrs. Anna
brewer, Mrs y H. Ivds. Mrs Il, r.
Pollock. Mrs. Riffel, Mrs. =. G. Cor
nish Mrs A. e. McNillcn. Mrs. a. b
Stroup Mrs Noa Ilfcld, Mrs. D. a
Macpherson. Mrs. W. r. Walton, Mrs
Il. T.. Coons. Mrs j. NJ. Horner. Mrs
John Lee Clark, Mrs. e. B. CristS
Mrs. Felix Baca Several others have
volunteered whose names have no
yet been turned into the league.
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