The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-21

Plans are being whipped into shane Tor the big drive for memberships in the f M. c. A. war work, and those In charge of the movement in Hot Springs and Garland feel confident the quota of 5000 meebrshlps at $1.OO each will be readily obtained. With the great magnitude and the wonderful effects of this great work among the American fighting men is fully real iZed there can be no doubt of the ulti- mate success of the drive.
 County Chairman Wiley has desig- hated the following to serve in the capacity of an executive committee to supervise and handle all the work in this county, the county officers being -officio embers of the committee:
 Charles Dodson. w. NJ. Anderson. s. II. Mathews, Lucien Ramseur and Chas. Goslee.
 The following teams, with their chairman, have been appointed. the territory to which they have been as- signed to be given to each team a little later:
 Team No. 1-Wm. Anderson, chair man; J. A. Riggs. ]. F. Cross, T. H. Jackson, Orvis Blgg.. Team No. 2-G. A. Gibbs. chairman: T. A. Cockburn, Robert KittIeberger, Albert Mendel.
 Team No. 3-A. Katz, chairman; Sidney G nuufCnv txY n Parks.
 Team No 4-tfucien Ramseur, chairman; Milton Nobles, Clarence liorner, R. A. Jones, H. Rosenthal.
 Team No. 5--J. Rush, chairman; Tom Martin: Dave Bwgauer; G. A.. Callahan, Tom Golden. Team No. 6-Chas. Dodson. chair man; J. E. Harper, M A. Eisele. Geo. R. Belding, Robert Potte,. Team No 7--S. 10. Dillon. chairman. NV. c. Maurice, Al Reynolds, M. c. Tombler, T F. Walsh. Team No s George Schneck. chair man; Chas. Birnbaum, Jack Manier A. A. Garrett.
 | NaAh ANps IT, i<sNid, tudii ildu, W H. Baraon, l.. L. Baker Team No. lO-S. W. Kendricx chairman; Frank Stearns, NJ. K. Biggs T. J. Burton
 l Team No, l1-E, H. Bancroft, chair man; Q. J. Box, l.eon Numanyile. ] IC. Williams
 Team No l2-E. l.. Howlett chair
 man; Joe Kempner. sam P Smith, A.
 F. Zimmerman. H. w. Bake- | Team No. 13--Sam Davis. chairman Grover Cleyenland. Frank Steigler Charles Gosee
 | Team No. lt-J F. Adkins, chair-
 man; s. II. Matthews, w. S Edsal c, II. Phelps, H. A. Meyers. Team No 15-Harrison Taylor chairman; N. A. Williams Earl Hous
 ley, Chas. Davis. A special committee composed of Chairman F M. Wylie, R. l.. DucK worth, Eggerman and Chas. Gosiee attented the statewide conference oi the Army Y. NJ. c. A workers in Little Rock and obtained the necessary in- formation concerning the work and its wonderful possibilities. The war Y. tAI C. A. drive on Tues day is for memberships and not for donations The membership fee is for the expense of this organization and comes back to each locality in the form of advertising and enlight- ening the people in the wonderful work the Y. M C. A. is doing for our soldiers both in this country and abroad.
 The war Y M C. A. league. which will be perfected after the drive for members is over bears the same re-
 lation to the national Y M. C. A. war work council that the local Red Cross chapter bears to the national Red Cross. II simply brings the national council. through the southwestern division. through Arkansas council m direct touch with every local league and every individual member, there by fur,hering the interests of this great work
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