Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-11-01
COUNTY MUST RAISE
S2,S55 FOR WAR WORK
uhitmans Share of $40, SOC, 900
Fund VIII BE Raised During
Week of November Ills

Whitman county Will NC called up
on to raise the sum of $52,S55 dur
ing the week of November II to Is,
that amount beinS this county s
quota of the national fund of $780,
200. 900 to be raised for the various
war organizations.
The big fund which President
Wilson has directed to be collected in
one drive, will be divided as follows:
Y NJ. c. A., 800, 100000; Y. w.
C. A., 100000; Knights of CO.
lumbus, $30.000,0OO; War Camp
Community Service, $4,000, 900;
Salvation Army $3,500,OO0; Jewish
Welfare Board, $3,500,000; Amer
lean Library Association, $3,500,O0O
School districts will be the organi-
ation units in Whitman county and
the school directors will be in direct
charge of collecting the money. Lo-
cal chairmen have been appointed in
70 of the centers of the county to
assist in putting over the campaign.
The local chairmen for the different
communities are as follows:
J. e. Miller, Albion; VIM. Cham
berlin, Almota; Robert Thorn, Bel
mont; Mrs. James Cairns, Colfax; L.
F, Gibbs, Cotton; Fl. G. Eitel, Elher-
ton; NJ. A. Sherman, Endicott;
Frank Babcock, Evan; Claude Rem
frew, Pennington; r. e. Jope, Gar
field; J. b. Taggart, Hay; l.. w.
WQnn Hooper; Frank Willoughby,
Johnson; II. S. Randall, Lacrosse;
T. f. Ramrell, Lamont; r. e. Gull
lick, Maiden; J. f. McCroskey,
Oakesdale; r. l.. Smith, Palouse; P.
NJ. Price, Penawawa; w o. Palmer,
Pine City; e. W Thorpe, Pullman;
f. W. Wagner, Rosalia ]. NJ. Smith
steptoe; Geo Case, ST. John;
Thomas Reyes, Sunset; Mrs. Minnie
Schott, Tekoa; Ralph Comegys,
Thornton; Peter Treisch Union
town. L. Ebert, Winona.
Boys and Girls Earn and Give
clubs are being organized in every
school of the county under the direc-
ton Of s. f. Shinkle. Victory boys
and girls are to raise certain pro-
portion of the quota assigned to each
school district, the total to be raised
by the boys and girls amounting to
between $4,000 and $4,000 A feat
ure of the Earn and Give club is that
the money must be earned by the
boys and girls.
The quota assigned to the boys
and girls is to be a part of the quota
assigned to their school district and
Will be added with the district quota
IN the final report. Any amount
which may be subscribed over the
quota will be given to the Red Cross
and the school district making the
Ner-subscription at this time will be
credited with the amount on the next
Red Cross drive, other than the
membership drive.
An effort will be made to put
whitman county over the top with
its full quota of $52,S55 on Monday
november II, the official opening
Jay of the campaign.
The school districts in the vicin-
ny Of Pullman, together with the
quota assigned to each district, and
ene names of the members of the
@noo board, are as follows
l4-$210: Jake Creighton, e. T
ralmer, Colfax; J. Creighton, Albion
lf--$l95: A. L. Haynes, Fred
weber Frank Markowski, Moscow
@-l4O; Roy Stearns, Abe Mil
er' 3. P Black, Pullman.
@-$1SO: w. C. Glaspey, c. c
Sullon' c. A. James, Pullman.
"1-$ $3.50: ]. L. Hunt, Frank L
"as'on, G. w. Hovey, Pullman.
o4-$ll5: F. j. Kaylor, r. S
DOolh' 7. A. Leonard, Pullman.
:. oo-$l20: C. w. Taylor, D. ]
'ickell, T. NJ. Pritchard, Pullman.
"t-s21O; John Olson, w. E
"soh Mrs. A. Johnson, Pullman
$40: Mrs. Laura Gray, A. B
'aA~ell' II. c. sodorff, Johnson.
$50: e. Rittenhouse, H. Gil
S'ple' H. C. Barr, Pullman.
., o"7-$6O: Gust Anderson, Howard
.Fer' A. G. Anderson, Moscow.
$50: w ]. Davis, L. C. Mo
y irwin Lewis, Pullman.
so-$l5O: o. E. Lynch. Glen Har
wv, II. Lebold, Albion.
o. -SS775: U. G. Lawler, A.. A
''eland, Thomas Neill, Pullman.