Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-19

age. In both these latter organiza
 tions there are still several men to b
 seen, who have been off work for on,
 reason or another, when it is probabl,
 they will report a complete organiza
 tion subscription.
 In the district 3S7 Victory girls sub
 scribed a total of S1359.60, while 1T
 the state 500 girls have pledged $2S00
 Two hundred and eight Victory boyS
 in the district subscribed s1210.50. ar average of s4.30 each. These pledges
 must be earned through the individ ual efforts of the boys and girls, and leaders of both organizations asked that each resident of the district as sist the youths by giving them odd jobs and errands whenever possible
 School teachers of the district re. sponded heartily to the drive and their record is practically perfect.
 J. N. Gaines, county director, was unable to attend the meeting, but in his behalf MT. Ryan. district chair. man. reported that Cochise county Is now assured at least $104,444, a lit. tie less than the 150 per cent. Sev- eral small precincts to be heard from are expected to bring the total to that assigned. Douglas has passed it's as- signed quota with S41,250, slightly in excess of the 50 per cent over sub scription asked.
 The meeting closed with three rous- | ing cheers for the women who have prepared and served the daily lunch cons and the closing dinner This committee and it's members was made up as follows: Mrs. Richard Thomas, chairman, Mrs. E. A. Putnam. Mrs s. M. Halter, Mrs. T. l.. Houston, Mrs E. E. Neymand, Mrs. A Notman. Mrs A. G. Watkins. Mrs. H. H. Mosier Mrs. E. D. Powe, Mrs. J. E. Curry. Mrs. H NJ. Gallager, Mrs. Paul Stew ems. Miss Florence Watkins, Miss Helen M. Woodburn, Miss Jane Irving. Miss Lenora Allen. Miss Gladys Hodg- son, Miss Lucille Watkins, Mrs. T. O. McGrath, Mrs. Joe Downs, Mrs. P D. Wilson, Mrs. J. D. Blair, Mrs. Ross Moon, Mrs. H. D. Landis and Mrs. J. P. Williamson.
 The district executive committee which had charge of the drive was composed as follows: J. c. Ryan. chairman; H. c. Henrie, treasurer; Mrs. c. H. Hunt, chairman women's organization; E. A. Putnam, r. M. C. A; Mrs. A. ". Cotton, Y W. c. A.; John Steffens, K. of C.; Mrs. c. H. Vail, American Library association; Mrs. Sam Frankenburg, Jewish Wei fare board; Miss Marie Bartlet. Vic tory girls; J. B. Potter, Victory boys.
 Following is the list of team cap tains and workers, the first name be- ing that of the captain and the others those of workers on each team:
 1. Arthur Notman, NJ. J. Cunning ham and NJ Neuman.
 2. T. O. McGrath, Joe E. Curry and j. c. White.
 8. Mrs. w. J. Spaulding, Mrs. J. E. | Chain, Mrs. Francis Cummings and Mrs. W. E. Oxshear.
 5. Mrs. c. L. Hunt, Mrs. c. S. | Thompson, Mrs. Henry Pearce and | Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood.
 6. F. L. Williams, Fred Sutter, W. | S. Schwartz and J. M. Ball.
 2. Mrs. R. Lahore, J. l.. Overlook. | John Caretto and Miss Alice Con nors.
 8. E. E. Whiteley, Jesse Yoakum, | Howard Barkell and George Cobbe.
 g. Mrs. John Osler. Dorothy Gregg, Mrs. E. A. Crocker and Mrs. J. T. Quick.
 To- Joe Downs, James Allison, Jack McGregor and John P. teffes.
 II. Mrs Arthur Houle, Mir. P. M. Mir. J. M. Ovens and Miss Gertrude Crockett.
 12. Sam Frankenburg, Harry Ja- cobs and Abe Bergquist.
 13. Mrs. H. H. Bridge. Mrs. W. F. Tonkin, Mrs. Andrew Sinclair and Mrs. A. V. Megede.
 A. John Williamson. C. H. Phil brook. Mrs. Gilbert A. Maston and Miss Katherine F'risbie.
 IS. Mrs. Fred Julif. Mrs. John Ratlings. Mrs. F. C. Campbell, Mrs. A. F. Craig and Mrs. Henry Holcomb.
 16. Emil Marks. A. T. Soles. Stew art Grant and J. E. Rrophy.
 r. Mrs. Frank Sinclair. Mrs. O. M. Alvin, Mrs. C. B. Fisher. Miss Edna 
 IS. Frank Bledsoe. Gus Haigler. Joe Sparks and Thorlief Olsen. 19. Mrs. Frank Duval. Barbara Mrs. George Perry and Mrs. R. A. Bretherton. 20. F. E. Coles, c. W. Allen, R. A. and l.. l.. Gilman.
 21. Mrs. charles w. Allen, Mrs. c. w. Moon. Mrs. T. M Enochs and Mrs. G ID. Hudson. 22 A. c. McGregor, McHenry Mo { sier. O. C. Engelder and Clyde c. ; Wolf 23. Mrs. F. F. Shine. Mrs. w. B. Mrs. M. P. Johns, Mrs. Nor man Pronger. 24. Tom Hughes. c. S. Thompson, { J. R. Henderson, L. c. Campbell. 25. Miss Esther Friedel, Lorraine Cain, Daniel Shirk and Miss Edna ; Newman.
 26. Miss Minnie Duffy. Don Luis.
 27. Joe Walker, Shattuck and { Denn mines; Andrew Engles, P. A. Bartolani and Glen Adams. Ii 2S. Thomas Cowperthwaite, Caiu- ! met & Arizona. mines, shift bosses. % William Gidley, Copper Queen s mines; A. F. Cromer, A M. Shock { nd Ie