The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
ENORMOUS EFFORT
WILL Be MADE TO
WIN FOR WAR WORK
Diplomats, Movie Actors, States
men and Boys and Girls of Ma
ton to Cooperate in Drive for
Huge Sum.

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Dallas. Tex. Nov. 6-New York
CITY accepted the task Of raising thir-
ty.flvc million dollars for the United
War Work campaign following Secre-
tnry OF war Baker, ringing speech
at Madison Square Garden, Monday
Secretary Baker emphasized that the
cOuntry's wal for the welfare and sal
walton Of the country's manhood must
continue no matter when the war In
Europe endS-Douglas Fairbanks,
movie star. will spend nearly a week
in cities in Louisiana, Texas and Art
Zona In the interest of the Wal Work
drive. Local committees in towns TO
be visited. schedule OF which Will be
announced later. are planning elabor-
ate campaign stunts In which Fair
banks will participate The movie man
has pledged himself to raise twenty
five million dollars on a coast to coast
tour. Money raised In different states
will DO credited 20 the quotas of the
states In which IL IL raised,
Two million boys and girls In the
United States will be enlisted IN the
campaign under what is known as
Victory Girls and Boys Earn and
Give campaign. Boys and girls viii
earn at least five dollars apiece and
give II 10 the campaign These Young
people iGust really earn the money
with service and not get II as a gift
from parents Forty thousand mem
bers OF the Rotary clubs OF the u
Try are helping In the movement by
assisting the boys and ptrls TO find
tasks whereby they can carr the
money. + n Cheley, director of the
boys and girls CampaiE1 for the
southwestern states, says they will go
over the top with thc1t quotas before
the g~roWn-ups.
Myrun T. Herrick. former amhassa .
dor To France. is durctlng the rural
division of tho United war work
drive After a conference with Post
master General Hurl"son. an order
was issue, 20 every rural mail carrier
iu the United tutes 10 put War WORK
literature and pledge cards il every
o. g. p mail box boz the country ON
November Nth The rural carriers viii
heartily cooperate under tho order
from Washington
The soldiers. sailors and marines u'
IA, United States were not CNprctc,
To- contribute In the WaI Nprb drive
and as originally planned. the cam
pdIgu did not reach them, however
protests came from soldiers % snil-
ors everywhere urging permission O.
contribute Co the tund that has Deer
and viii continue 10 Geo 20 much Tor
them. No appeal is 90 SO made %
the officers aud enlisted men tut CON
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desire of thousands 80 contribute. up.
rorfunitN Will bee given Them duTiup
the ,tmpaign 30 maht voluntary dnna
uun. 10 the fund There are han.
drrd- Of thousands OF wealthy men uI
the service. who will welcome the op'
p|ortuuiiy 90 have "a part iu th' move
mont that means go much 60 their trl.
low officers and enlisted men
Following the announcement mat q
y. 81. e. A. knights or columbus and
salvation Army hut in France would
De named IN honor OF the FIRST ton
statcs going over the top Ia excess Of
their quotas. southern department
headquarters ~ Dallas, Immediately
received messages from state head.
quarters of Texas. Arizona Arkansas.
Sew Mexico, Louisiana and oklahoma
announcing their Intention 81 winning
the honor Greatest enthusiasm IS in
Dictated cyoiy whcrc boz preparation fot
the drive.