El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-02
Headquarters
FOR WAR WORK
Open Monday in Hotel
Sheldon; Teams Prepared
For the Big Drive.

7 Headquarters for the united wal
work campaign will be maintained
BEGINNING Monday. in room IS, Hotel
Sheldon. from which all war work
campaign activities have recently
] been directed
J. Landrum Graham, secretary OF
the local committee and county
chairman for the work, will be IN
charge
Mr.. Graham has appointed Rev. G.
X. Campbell to take charge OF the
campaign in Reeves. Hudspetn, III ~
berson and FL Paso (outside the CITY
Of FL Paso) counties. in this drive and
Mr.. Campbell is leaving today TO take
up the work.
Myrtil Coblentz, campaign manager
for Ell Paso. has completed his plans
for the campaign. which begins Win q
big voluntary contribution rally IN
Pioneer plaza at Liberty statue neNt
Saturday. Monday another such rail-
" viii be held: then the teams VIII
begin their soliciting.
West Texas Worekrs-
Judge ]. i. Ross, Of Pecos, Tex
wired his acceptance Friday 70 MI.
Graham. campaign director OF west
Texas. OF his acceptance Of the chair
manship OF district -. which includes
e Paso, Hudspeth. Culoerson and
DR.. b i. Berkeley. OF Alpine. Tex.
Is chairman for district a. which IN
ciudes jeff Davis. Preside, Brew
ster, Pecos and Terrell counties. j. r
sharp. of Fort Bliss, Is director 1or
this district and left Fl Paso Friday
for Alpine. TO assume his duties there
Miss Louise Fitch. an overseas
speaker. who was to have been IN Il
Paso sunday, went 10 Pecos and VI
cinity Saturday and sunday TO SPEAK
in the interest Of the war workers
campaign
Prominent Yorker Here.
Dean Emery, prominent attorney
Of New York CITY. who was one OF
the committee that prepared the
speakers manual OF the fourth Lib
erty loan campaign. and who is now
giving his entire time to the national
war workers campaign in helping 20
set up the organization and the
speakers conferences in educational
work. arrived in FL Paso Saturday
morning from Tucson. and Is regis
tered at the Del Norte.
\ committee meeting at the Y. NJ
c A has been arranged for -.30 this
afternoon. at which Mr. Emery will
speak. Special invitations have been
given 20 the campaign majors and
their captains to be present The ma
iors are: George B. Ryan. William
J. Quigly, Fred B. Stevens. Y. B. An
dreas, J. p. O'Conuer. Edward San
ders. Maurice Schwartz. H 7. Pons-
ford ". H. Broaddus. ". c. Burns and
Kuno Doerr.
Women Active.
Mrs. Milton A. Warner, in charge
o. the women's work for the drive.
has been busy for two days getting
her teams in working order. A cap
tain has been appointed representing
every one OF the participating seven
organizations Each captain appoints
the members OF her team and in doing
so endeavOrs TO have someone on each
team to represent each OF the seven
ORGANIZATIONS
The captains named by Mrs Warner
are: Mrs Il. D. Field. Mrs. Gus York,
Mrs R. p. Homau, Mrs Alexander D.
Surles, Mrs Dan White. Mrs Chas.
Pomeroy. Mrs J. L. Ely. Mrs J. L.
Robinson. Mrs a. J. Morris, Mrs Rob
ert Holiday. Mrs. L. 5 Stewart. Mrs
= J. Driscol. Mrs d. H Huffailer. Mrs
s. J. Prudential. Mrs. J. F. Williams
Mrs Ralph LOOMS. Mrs Max Moye,
Mrs. Hal Christie. Mrs. c. A. Hirsch.
1sieta's Team Workers.
J. b Paden has been appointed ma
jor OF the team which Is 10 make the
drive in the united war work cam
paign in Nsleta- He has appointed
his helpers. who include Mrs. Lucy
Petermans captain, and Mrs c. A.
King Mrs. George ". Huffman, Mrs.
B. L. Bandys Mrs T. y. Williams, Mrs.
Albert Long Mrs Frank Howard, 4Irs.
Louis Folk, Mrs. Julius Loewenstein.
Mrs. Milton :. Graves. Miss Eleanor
Porcher. George Pendeu and George
Buchanan