The Springdale news., 1918-05-17
cOMMJTTEES FOR RED
 CROSS DRIVE NAMED
springdale's Quota is Fixed at si,oeo.
 G Mass Meeting at Audltoflum ouh- day Night.

Although the formal opening of the second Red Cross drive will be Monday. May 20, the campaign Will open in Springdale and vicinity Sun day afternoon when there wlIl be sneaking on Red Cross work at num- her of the school houses in the coun- tv and Sunday night at mass meet inc at the Auditorium when Rev Ash lev Chapel of Fayetteville will be the principal speaker. The week of May 20-27 has been designated as Red Cross Week by President Wilson in proclamation issued by him fast week. in which he called upon all patriotic citizens to contribute and solicitate in this Red Cross Drive. Springdale township is asked to raise during Red Cross Week S1,000, and in order that the amount may be rais- ed Soliciting Committees and Cap tains have been named for the var ious districts in which Springdale township has been divided for the campaign. First and second cap tains will have charge of each team each committee being subject to the call of its captain.
 If the first Captain is sick or an- able to report for duty the second Captain will take charge of the team. Each team will be responsible for the work mapped out in their district and are expected to take full charge, and house to house canvass will be made. Pie suppers and entertainments are recommended in each senool district
 Speakers for each district will be furnished by the Speaking Committee. This is no time for slackers. The government is calling you, so do your work promptly as this work IS most important.
 If we win the war we must unite and work to accomplish something Phone any recommendations or assist ance you wish to give to any of the district captains or Mrs M Berry or C. A. Ownbey, manager.
 Following is a list of committees with their respective district, and their captains:
 Team No. 1-Fshback and Zion Harry Mcdonald, Capt; J, Wesley Phillips, 2nd Capt; Clem Limbaugh, E. L. Taylor, Jake Fox, J E. oJnes.
 Team No. 2-Ward 3, Shady Grove district and Johnson Distriet-Will Long, Capt; Frank Denver, End Capt; Walter Dodson, s. K. Baxter. E. NJ. Bratton.
 Team No. 3-Ward 2, Sonora and Jaybird district-Tom Carrel, Capt; Elmer Johnson, 2nd Capt; A. NJ. Lett zell, L. D. Petross, J W. Grider, Cal win Johnson.
 Team No. 4-Ward f and Cross Roads district-Arthur Graves, Capt; Elmer Rice, 2nd Capt; Bert Watson, (. c. Dodson. R. NJ Jones'.
 Team No. 5-Ward 1 and Monitor school distrct-Webb Powell. Capt. :: w. (. Banks, 2nd Capt; Louie Pierce, Jeff Banks, Bob Atwood, Wesley Gra- ham
 Speakers Gommittee-Jno Sanders, Wilson Cardwell, Bob Clark, Chas. Mckinney.
 Automobile Transportation Com mittee-P. J. White, Lawrence Riggs. Vernon Brooks.
 sale Committee, which will hold the sale of articles donated. All articles collected to be turned over to Earnest Limbaugh and Willard Lear at their respective stores, and to be ready r sale Saturday, May 26: Ernest Um- paagh, Willard Lear, Chas. Renner, II j. Hawks, Walter Dodson, Tom Carrel.
 tund and Finance Committec. which Ill receive all money turned in from 1le dl1ferent teams each day-J. P. beaver, Jno. Rose
 Following are the Women's Com
 ''HiNh SssIl LS Cou0lcO C1 to oo fh~r part eni then some in the campaign:
 ieam Nc. i-Fishback and Zion MSS Ollie Reed, Capt. Mrs. Ed Car rel 2nd Capt Miss Mable Johnson. MISS Lora Sanders, Mrs. R. B. Gra- ham.
 Team No. 2-Ward 8, Shady Grove ana Johnson-Mrs. Chas. Renrer, apt Mrs. Carl Ownbey, 2nd Capt; mrs. Garland Ownbey, Mrs Clas o'nser' Mrs Lankford. Miss Cardwell.
 Team No. 3-Ward 2, Sonora and sayosrd--Mrs. R. C. Leeper. Capt; {; mrs Roy Joyce, End Capt.; Miss Lee donaldson, Miss Ruth Kuhnert. Mrs. "inifred Needham.
 Team No. 1-Ward 1 and Cross -'o'es-Mss. Lee Sanders, Car..; Mrs.