The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-10-25
MILLIONS FOR OUR
BOYS OVER THERE
Ohio Facing Its Biggest Money
Raising Campaign.
DRIVE TO Be MADE NOV. 11-10

forts For American Soldiers Over
seas and In cantonments Here and
viii Be Distributed by the United
War Work OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and County Quotas.
Columbus, o. - (Special.) - With
the record.breaking Fourth Liberty
Loan campaign brought to a success
full close, Ohio now faces the biggest
money raising campaign for war work
that It has ever known. During the
week of Nov. IL to IS, Ohioans will
be asked to give S1O,65O,00O to the
United War Work Campaign for the
boys over there" The national quota
is $l7O,5OO.OOO.
Never before has the public Of the
Buckeye state been asked to make
such a donation for anything. The
money collected will be used in pro-
viding physical mental and spiritual
comforts for the American soldiers
overseas and in the cantonments of
this country.
The United War Work Campaign
is composed of these seven leading
war work organizations, which have
been recognized as being essential
by the War Department: The Young
Mems Christian Association, the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion, the Knights of Columbus, the
Jewish Welfare Board, the American
Library Association, the Salvation
Army and the War Camp Community
Service.
OF the amount raised during the
campaign, 1855 per cent will go to
the Y. NJ. C. A., $50 per cent to the
Y. w. C. A., 1850 per cent to the
Knights of Columbus, $50 per cent
to the War Camp Community Service,
2.O5 per cent to the Jewish Welfare
Eoard, mad the same percentage to
the American Library Association
and the Salvation Army.
To facilitate the campaign, Ohio
has been divided into seven districts,
and a quota has been assigned to
each district. The districts, in turn,
have been divided into counties, with
quota for each county. District
and county quotas, as announced to-
day by state headquarters here, are:
Canton District Total, R954,0O
Stark $4,000, Tuscarawas tSS, 900;
Guernsey $4,000, Noble $4,000,
Washington $4,000, Carroll 311, 900;
Harrison $2S,000, Belmont $135,000,
Monroe $4,000, Jefferson $4,000,
Columbiana 100000.
Cincinnati Dfstrict-Total $1,765,- |
900. Preble $4,000, Butler 100000,
$1,362 900, Warren $4,000,
Clermont $4,000, Clinton $4,000,
Highland $4,000, Brown $4,000.
Adams $4,000, Pike $1,000, Scioto
s4S, 900, Jackson $4,000, Lawrence,
s22, 900, Gallia $4,000.
Cleveland District-Total 1885,
300. Erie $4,000, Huron $4,000,
kichland $68,0OO, Ashland $4,000,
Lorain s137,O 900, Medina $48,OOO,
Wayne $4,000, Cuyahoga 1882 900,
Summit $346,0OO, Portage $4,000,
Geauga $4,000, Lake $4,000, Ash
.abula $4,000, Trumbuu $4,000,
Mahoning $2S9.00O.
Columbus District-Total 1888, 900.
Marion $4,000, Delaware $4,000,
$427 900, Morrow $4,000,
Knox $4,000, Licking $4,000, Fair
field $4,000, Knox $4,000, Licking
$4,000, Holmes $4,000, Coshocton
;35,OOO Muskingum $4,000, Perry
531 ,OOO Morgan $4,000.
Dayton District-Total 1856, 900.
Van Vert $2S,OOO, Mercer $4,000,
Oarke $4,000, Allen $4,000, Auglaize
$4,000, Shelby $4,000, Miami $58 900,
Montgomery $22S,OOO, Greene $4,000,
Hardin $4,000, Logan $4,000, Union
;27, 900
Springfield District-Total 1892, 900.
Clark $l07 900, Fayette $4,000, Ross
$4,000, Vinton $4,000, Meigs $4,000,
Madison $4,000, Pickaway $4,000,
docking $4,000, Athens $4,000.
Champaign $4,000.
Toledo District-Total $1,149,0OO.
Williams $4,000, Defiance $4,000,
oaulding $4,000, Fulton $4,000, Hen
y $2S,OOO, Putnam $4,000, Lucas
611, 900, Wood $5S,OOO, Hancock
53 900. Ottawa $4,000. Sanduskv
81 900, Seneca $4,000, Wyandot
28,O00, Crawford $4,000.
One of the features of the cam
,aign, which will be under the direc-
ion Of F. w. Ramsey, a prominent
BUSINESS man of Cleveland, is that
nore than two-thirds of Ohio's quota
f $1O,65O,OOO will be raised in war
hest communities, where no direct
ppeal for funds will be made to the
eople.
Ohio has gone "over the top" in
very campaign for funds during the
'ar, and United War Work Campaign
fficials are predicting that the state
,ill do itself proud in this next cam
align. The coming campaign will be
or moro than twice the amount of
money raised by the last Red Cross
rive, and with the exception of the
liberty Loan campaign is the largest
Of any kind ever
tagged in Ohio. ,,