Abilene weekly reflector., 1916-06-22
CAMP PAICN Is ON
GOOD SUCCESS REPORTED FOR
FIRST DAY
Directing Committee to Give Big
Supper Monday Evening to
Canvassers, Captains
and Others

: ten other live wires have been visit
C ing Abilene's moneyed citizens to
e day securing subscriptions for til,
/. new proposed 100000 hotel to b,
: erected on the site of the Albert
= Lenze and old Central hotel prop.
critics. The committees were not to
report at headquarters in the Wy
; andt building until 5 this evening
and at three o'clock the exact re-
suits of the campaigning could not
be determined. A large thermometer
will be erected tomorrow and from
now on for the remaining nine days,
1t will be bulletined regularly. The
captains however, report good sue
cess and new hotel seems assured.
The directing committee is pleas
ed with the interest manifested and
are confident that the 100000
will be raised in scheduled time.
Along with this statement came the
announcement of a big spread"
Monday night when the captains,
committees, representatives of the
federated women's club and Cham
Der of Commerce sections will be |
entertained at supper by the Ways |
and Means committee. The place is
to be announced later. Fred Coul-
son, chairman, Frank Geoffroy, DR..
E. L. Garrett, e. H. Forney and C.
H. Brooks compose this committee
TEAM ONE-A. L. Duckwall,
Capt; H. w. Rohrer, J. T. Nicolay,
S. Shearer, A. G. Cutler.
TEAM TWO-Wm. Sterl, Capt;
w. A. Chain, A. H. Forney, VIM
Etherington, H. X. Eicholtz.
TEAM THREW H. Brough-
ton, Capt; ]. E. Brewer, C. w.
Taylor, G. A. Kubach, A. ]. Spicy,
Scotty Knox. u
TEAM FOUR. f. Keel, Capt; I
P. A. Bowman, Theo. Nusz, R. G.
Trey, H. L. Humphrey.
TEAM FIVB-Ed. Johntz, Capt Z
TEAM SKIP. w. Health, Capt;
T. w. Jeffrey, j. A. Graves, John t
Hoon, A. s. Blair i
TEAM SEvEN-Chris Bath, Capt;
C. NJ. Troup, Harry Taylor, C. E.
TEAM EIGHT-Bruce Hurd,
Capt; Howard Keel, Karl Riddle,
P. N. Gleissner, E. L. Morse.
TEAM NINE-H. C. Lifts, Capt
i. G. Kyle, B. F. Lands.
TEAM TEN-C. C. Wyandt, Capt +,
tFrom Tuesdays Daily1
The thermometer rose to the W
10000 mark this morning, excel 81
ent results have been obtained by
ne canvassers for hotel stock sub IL
criptions considering the actual fo
me spent and soliciting done, the T
lbstantial part of the capital is BY
the women of the federat-
l clubs were today mustered into FL
,rvice, there was general reju- or
snation and new impetus among
le canyassing committees at the he
lnquet at the Lutheran church wi
st night and today the stock sub du
ribing was off with new life, pep, m,
Id with better and mutual un- sit
all around. The cam in
ign has been met with encourage elt
ent and Encouragement to date ap
It in the words of G. L. Brown, sa
10 was one of the speakers last err
ght, in the opposition to the op
oject is the very life of the cam
ign" rr,
Fifty persons, including 40 com IN
tteemen and ten representatives me
I'M the federated clubs of the nIo
Y, sat down to a dinner last night
the Lutheran church and thor
ghly discussed the big job which lie
, campaigners are bucking against ~
=, 49,. an
~ -. - inv
amber Of Commerce, acted as
.stmaster and speeches we're made 10
C. L. Brown, Mrs c. E. Rugh. fo
NJ. Harger. C. c. Wyandt, G. C.
ri, R. NJ. White, w. A. Matte
and Fred Coulson. Informal dis'
ks were given by the captains, tne
). w. D. Nichols and Mrs. C. NJ. whl
rger. MS
in
Towns Biggest Project his
:. L. Brown characterized the and
ject as the biggest ever under of
en- by Abilene and if it fails it fave
ws the people are not made Of in
right stuff. The soundness of uph
proposition from a business ing
is was spoken of by every speak Il
The club women promised their Bill
al support and there is a grow sern