El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
I. N. {. 4. FUND
over THE TOP
Workers Here Make It
Nearly $4,000 EIOre Than
Quota First Expected.

At the final luncheon OF y. n c. A.
and Y. W. c. a campaign workers at
Hotel sheldon Saturday noon C. A.
Wise. secretary OF the committee, an
nounced that the total amount sub
scribed IN FL Paso IS S29,Is2.15. Be
ginning Saturday morning the
amount was S2S,s51-oo, and S533-50 was
turned IN by the mems committee by
noon. S-0I-S5 by the women's commit
tee, and $1,000 by the American Smeit-
Ing and Refining company 4 Feso---
ti0n was adopted thanking the w.u-
ming team. sam urabeu and Donald T.
GlLles, for its splendid Work IH3
team gained not only the largest
number Of subscriptions but also the
largest amounts of money.
District Gives SI5S,Oo0.
over the top WIKI $4,000 50
percent more than our All l-melt, U.s.
The message We are sending 90 the
national war work council of the J.
1l. O.. A.. said James o.. 4lCN1ry, chair
man OK the district OF the southwest.
which includes Arizona, New Mexico
and west Texas For the splendid
success Of the campaign In our district
three factors are responsible First.
the fact that the workers who led
the campaign went into il with de-
termination and enthusiasm second,
The people are coming 20 apprec a.e
more every day the wonderful WORK
which the 'I' Is doing for the soldier
boys, and they responded TO the call
most generously. and third, the great
uberaIr- OF the FhelpS-Dodge cor
poratlCu. the United Verde Mining
company and the American Smelling
and lteIlu-uE company. whose COM
bined gifts amounted to nearly 500
600. and viii put our district on the
honor roll o. those exceeding thelr
allotment by so percent
Gcs EnshuSiastic Reception
Mr.. NCEarv has just returned from
q trip through his district and is en-
thuslaS-lc concerning the reception
which he and chaplain Jean Co1bey.
Of the 1881 infantry, AZ Camp Cody.
and Las Vegas.
kilograms received from the
Pho ips-Dod-e corporation al New
York announced contribution OF
$4,000 20 the fund, divided between
Arizona and New Mexico Fifteen
thousand OF the fund IS allotted 60
Arizona and $4,000 TO New Mexico
From kuno DOerr. in New York. an
other contribution OF $1,000. in the
name OF the American Smelling and
Refining company. was divided, $4,000
Tor III PlSo. $1,000 for SasCO. Ar.Z,
and $1,000 for Humboldt. Ariz., where
are located smelling plants Of this
Yavapai county. IN Arizona. which
Includes the cities OF Prescott and
jerome. established the record for the
campaign, with total contribution
or S-S.llo- including -ia.011 from scl- .
ator W. A. ClarlJ's United Verde COM
ny The quota for the county was
MISS sarame Reynolds teIeEranhed
a SIT OF $50 for FL Paso's con-ribu-
sang The leading role in ''rhe Tales
or Hoffman. with the Boston Opera .
company. saturday.
Women Raise si0Cs.
The women's committee OF Y. w O. .
a workers cooperating IN the. cam
women who helped with the work in
Guides Mesd9mes NJ a. Warner, W .
A. Hawkins b. +. Worsham. A. ". 4
s.. ~ AEuirre c.. j.. Hawks .
g. g. ClFiuEton. Richard Aiusa. W.
r. Mari. r. T. Homan. J. G. McGrady, /
A. r. Burgess. J. s. Curtiss, ID. E. /
fillies. J. r. EnlOw. W. 7. ToOley. /
Lee Moor. J A. Rawlings. W. r. ]
T. NaEle. s. v YOUNG, FRANK r. Jones. .
j. u. Anair. g. A. Thumm. Nora Wal +
th1l, II. T. Bowie and Anna Franklin. D
Those present at the luncheon We're. {
ames e. McNary. chairman. c. A. ]
Wise. secretary Miss Elva sly AIr. I
and Nrs. IL r. Bowie. W. I. TooIey. .
sam hreueu. II. p. Demand Claiborne ]
dams. W. r. Day, III. 7. Christie. r. I
". Hurd, Henry s. Beach and c. r. 4
AIapeL
Many Give Coed sums.
AmCng those who are donors to the .
war work fund from Fl PasO are
]. Levy and Bros. $50.
Laslsin. Swat and Co. S25.
j. Stolaroff. SO.
John u. Cain. $40
A. r. Webb. SO.
J. A. ESc7 jeda. SO
Paul ID. Thomas So.
A w. Foster, s..
J. 7. Raster. SO.
Highland Park Methodist Church I
society. S12.10.
Villas school teachers. $3.50
ReaI school teachers. $3.50
Franklin school teachers. S.
=. E. Mckinney. 81.
Mrs Charles Harcourt s..
r. T.. Bishop. 81.
Callie Totten. 81