El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
NIFTYKNITTERS
HERE'S CHANCE
Red Cross Chairman Car
lock Wants Young Men
for Window on Monday.

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knitters are asked by NJ. P CarloclS,
/ publicity manager. to volunteer their
services to stage a novel stunt for the
benefit OF the local Red Cross cam
paign for 5000 members in Fl Paso,
which starts Monday morning at 81
o'clock.
A window display OF young men
knitting for the Red Cross viii be
put on next week in case Mr.. Carlock
can get the necessary knitters. The
idea isn't original with Mr.. Carlocl-
b The Herald published a picture Of two
young men knitting in the lobby OF
1 an eastern hotel some folks said
that &c was framed" that young men
don't knit. but Mr. CarlOck thinks
different
Wants willing Workers.
81 am sure that there are several
young men in FL Paso who can knit
F and If they are willing to help put
on -he Red Cross campaign by show
ing the public what they can do in
the knitting line. I should like TO
have them cali at my office in the
White House"
The exhibition will be staged att
q downtown store window next week
as part Of a series Of window exhibit
tions. Among the Red Cross work
u
( ing Of surgical dressings by Red Cross
workers, making comfort kits, hos
pital garments, and other necessary
articles.
show Progress on Big Cross
The progress OF the campaign viii
Z be shown on a big % foot cross Of
white pasteboard- As the campaign
with red. showing how many mem
bers are taken I'm. This viii be To-
Gated on the west side Of the Sheldon
hotel. in Pioneer plaza.
Tho The big Liberty bell TO be
used in the campaign viii also be
located here. as there was not room
enough % have il on the north side
Of the hotel
Team Captains Named.
There will be ten mems teams IN
the canvass that will start Monday
morning H. ~ Andreas viii be can
tain of team 40. ]. and VIII be gem
eral manager OF the mems teams
The captains and personnel of the
teams are the same as in the finance
complign, held last June, il was
stated boy DIT w. L. Brown, general
manager for the campaign. The cap
taiIs of the various teams are as
follows
George r. LeBaron. No. .: Fred F. .
Stevenson, No e. Wiucheste- Cooley, (
No. 4. Crawford Harvie. No 5: Edgar
H
r. H. Rogers, No e; r. L. Holiday I
40. g. c.. j. Stevens. No g. H. J.. /
Christie and ". G.. Roe. No. 10.
Captains Must Report Daily.
Headquarters viii be at Hotel F.
Sheldon where reports and remit I
tauCes Will be made daily. Captains F.
viii also be asked to report every I
afternoon at 4 clock at the headquar- I
tiers in the store room at the corner Of I
Mills and stanton streete- This room
has been donated for the purpose by F.
Blumeuthal brothers.
Refreshments Of hot tea and ch0co- /
late VIII De served TO workers by the .
committee OF which Mrs. 7. C.. Bray I
is chairman.
Women Captains Named.
Captains OF women's teams were +
announced Saturday morning by Mrs. I
At which they were selected. Mrs- .
Rawlings will have command OF tie /
womens teams and the captains are. f.
Names OF Women Captains.
Nesdames Claiborne Adams. Rich I
ard Ainsa. W T. Aldridge, II. u An /
dreas. II. D. Ashley. c. T. Auer, .
Barber. +. G. Billings, F. II. Brom- .
berg, @. G. Bush, ". H. Byrd. George ]
T. Cameron. II. =. CanIreIl. George /
Clements, ". j. CrOcker. ". S. CrOm- Z
bic, Waters Davis, John l. Dyer, j. L. I
.---r LAEAEA Al- E-elGAeLs IueOQOEe
Foster, s. J.. Prudential, Paul Gin
ther. +. Kohlberg. H. r. Gamble. sam
GlVeus, ". s. Hale. vs.. A. Hawkins,
T. n Hervey. James y. Hill. Miss
Margaret Hitchcock, Mesdanes Della /
Houston, John r. Hunter. Miss Alma
Jones. Mesdames +. p Jones. i. p.
EiDle-, Mary Ross kiester, J. A.
hrakauer, ]. n LangstOn. Miss Anne
LeBarOn, Mesdames Paul LissO. Bur
ton F. LitLetOn, y. II. Logan. j. W.
MagO1fin, Isabel Martin. Percy Nc
Ghee, j. O.. McGrady. Miss Nellie Nc
Kamy, MesdaUes A w. Mclean. W.
$. EcMath. Irving Mcneil A. Maetze,
II r. Me.siel. Laura MObIey. J.. L..
Norris. i. IL Nations. j. J. Ormsbee,
w n. Pia-t. Miss Eleanor POrcher.
Alesdames J- A. Proctor q. p. Putnam,
Miss Margaret Redmond Mesdames
r. T. Roche l. L. Robinson O.. N.
Edmund Shaw. Clls. B. stevens. L.
spence, i. J. stevenson, c. II. league,
ht are. j. r. Wilkes. b. y. Worsham.
ma Brande1erry, Mesdames r. J.. Dam
Allen =. II. Fish.
AIRS. George W. Read. wife OF Gen.
Read, has been appointed. with Mrs.
L. S. Sweeney. 10 select teams for
Fort Bliss
Make $50 Flags.
More than $50 Red Cross flags were
made at Red Cross headquarters sat
1rda- morning for decorating the city
DURING fha ranuafam