El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-18

H. D. Slater made an appeal from
the pulpit Of the Trinity Methodist
church
Tell of Need for Fund.
All the special talks were brieL- Tne
speakers tried to convey clear real
ization of the financial needs OF the
great organization that viii care Tor
Americas wounded soldiers behind
the trenches in France This is Red
Cross week over the whole country
and the object is to raise SlUU,VUu,UUo-
President Wilson, as head OF the or
ganization, has asked the nation 70
contribute that amount
The following men spoke at these
churches on behalf of the Red Cross
DR.. ". L Brown. at the First Pres
byterian: H. NJ Colvin. at the Con-
gregational; DR.. W. Waite, at the As
bury Methodist. Rev. Fuller Swift, at
the Church Of St. Clement; Rev. J. H
Allen, at the Austin Park Christian;
G. P Putnam. at the First Baptist,
and ". E Robertson, at the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist.
Teams Districts Fixed.
The mems teams of the general
committee will canvass the following
districts: Herman NJ Andreas's team.
district No. I. comprising the section
west of South Fl Paso street ana
south of San Francisco street. George
Z. IeBaron's team, district No ?. sec
ton bounded by Franklin to Mesa,
Mesa TO Main. Main to FL Paso, FL
Paso to San Francisco, san Francisco
TO Franklin: Donald 3. Gillies's team,
district Ma. 3, Mills and Herald build
ing blocks; Winchester COOley's team,
district No. 1, section bounded by Pio-
neer plaza, South Oregon, South II
Paso street and the river; Edgar W.
Kayser,s team, district No ., diS SIR
bounded by Franklin TO Kansas, kan
sas TO Mills, Stanton to Texas. Texas
to Mesa, Mesa TO Franklin; Crawford
Harvie's team. district No ., bounded
BY Pioneer plaza, South oregon, Mesa
and san Jacinto to the river J. W
bounded by Franklin to Campbell.
Campbell to Myrtle, Myrtle and san
Antonio TO Mesa, Mesa to Texas,
Texas to Stanton. Stanton 70 Nils.
Mills to Kansas. Kansas to franklin
Robert L. Holidays team. district
No. S. San Antonio to Myrtle, Myrtle
to Campbell. Campbell south TO san
Antonio. and to the river, San Jacinto
from san Antonio TO the river;
Charles B. Stevens's team, district No
9. Campbell to the river, Texas and
Alameda to the river: Hal l. Cnris-
ties team, district No To- Campbell,
Texas and Wyoming TO Pledras-
Women Workers Get Districts.
The women's committees and their
districts follow:
Mrs. R. B. Orndorff. captain; Mes
danes c. Z. Kelly. J. A DICK, = L.
Henning. J. h Harper, W " PIERCE
steve Aguirre. Florence Ochoa. Z. Z.
Hitchcock, Louis Hammer, w. c
Raum, W. NJ. Petticolas, B. F. Jen-
kins. Fred knollenberg; district
Grand View section, west boundary,
Park avenue. southern boundary. Fort
Bliss road and Fort Bliss boulevard,
south to Bliss street. north on ana
street and west on Bishop street 10
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens. captain;
Mesdames E. A Henning, J. w Lor-
entzen. 5. H Sutherland, a W. Fos-
I ter, Frank Spence, Frank P Jones,
Maud Pickren, George R. LeBaron'
| Schutler, A ?. Averill and Miss Eliza
| beth Nail; district, Sunset heights
! section. southern boundary, Franklin
street and railroad track, eastern
I boundary, oregon street
Mrs. Paul Heermans. captain; Mes
| danes J. L Mcknight, R. B. Going
J. ". Moseley. W F. FarrOw, y. X
BurweTl, Fred Akard. r. F. Ebert. H.
! B. Whitaker, J. K Prather, J. ]. Fin
ney, r L. Thomson and Miss Fran
ces Moseley; district, Highland park.
southern boundary, GrandvieW ave
! nue.. Cotton to Detroit, Detroit to
/ Kentucky, Kentucky to Portland,
] Portland to Louisiana, Louisiana TO
/ Louisville, Louisville to Park, Park
| avenue northWard-
Mrs. George II. Clements, captains
/ Mesdames \. y. Macrate, Harold
! Blackmor. Lee Hebberd, Chas. Knob
/ LAUGH. William Wallace, VIII Jolly. L
j. 7. KILLER, Misses Ada Franklin, Helen
r Stratton. Elizabeth Stevens and
Mary Gates Redmond; district Man
! haitian Heights, southern Boundary
wyoming from Cotton to Piedras