El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
RED.
CROSS WORKERS
Teams to Comb City Next
Week Being Appointed;
Posters Here.

Marshaling their hosts OF workers
for the second Red Cross drive. begin
ming Monday and lasting the week.
campaign manager Winchester Cooley.
Henry S. Beach and a corps Of busy
assistants have nearly completed the
job OF appointing district teams for
the 80 district subdivisions Of FL
Paso. which we're used by the Liberty
loan campaigners.
Mr.. Cooley said he has met with pa
triotic. unseIfish cooperation all along
the line and is proud Of the leadership
so willingly offered. There remain
several districts yet TO captain. but
he expects to complete the work early
Thursday.
No. One Team Named.
The personnel Of the team for dis
trict number one. comprising some Of
the most important landmarks Of the
mercantile district. and which is cap
tanned by Carl Halter. includes A l.
Eaton, r. O. Halter, J. A. Krakauer.
C. NJ. Newman, L. S Plumb. F. T.
stevenson, L. Worcester. r C. Du-
fourcq. W J. Quigly, II. j. Baron. Z. p.
Ryan, W. y. Fink. j. c. Wilmarth. Z.
r Knots, Edgar ". kayser and L. NJ.
Lawson.
Other Captains Appointed.
Captains already appointed and
ready To begin work with teams of
their own choosing early Monday
morning are as follow; District .. H.
p Hadfield; ~, Tom Powers; .. r.
L Holiday 4, Henry T. Bowie: s.
Charles B. Stevens; 6. Fred ". Norton:
Z, ". ". Carroll: s. Horace W. Broad
dus; II, A r Webb; Il. II. z. Christie:
10, F. B. Fletcher; Il. Mrs. George Il.
Clements IS. Mrs. r. Burt Orndorff:
Is =, Mrs. p B. Homan; 19. Mrs. n. p.
Carlock, 20, Mrs. J. A. Pickett; %.
Mrs +. p Jones' IS, Mrs. s n. Suth-
erland; q. Airs. J. a. Krakauer: %.
Mrs. Claiborne Adams; "a. Mrs. j. A
Rawlings; 20, Mrs =. KOhlberg: q
Mrs. r. NJ Dudley. Announcements Of
the remaining leaders viii be made
THURSDAY
Art Posters Arc Displayed.
The window poster committee
started this morning TO distribute 1000
art posters received from national
headquarters These are beautiful and
telling works and each business house
be provided with copies. The COM
mittee is made up OF some Of the
busiest doctors and dentists Of the
city, who viii give all their time TO
this department Of the work until sat
urday morning. when the last poster
PasO are urgently requested TO give
this committee every possible consid-
Grafton
WIN Trim Store Windows.
Prominent dry goods merchants and
druggists viii be urged by the pub
LEFTY department 10 trim special Red
Cross windows, displaying goods and
materials in line with the work Of the
Red Cross. Posters viii embellish
these displays
Workers who viii be willing TO as
sist the district captains during the
week Of the drive viii gladly be as
signed 70 work at headquarters, room
as Roberts Banner building, on ap-
plicatiOn 20 Winchester Cooley
Strong List OF Speakers.
Assistant district attorney F. J.
Lyons, in charge Of the speakers COM
mittee, has a strong list OF orators
and business men who viii espouse the
Red Cross Drive cause at theaters,
public meetings, railway shops and
other industrial centers and carry the
message Of mercy through every pos
sible public channel The following
speakers viii receive assignments be-
fore the end OF the week; Judge Dan
H. Jackson. judge s J. Isaacs, W. Il.
Fryer, GOwan Jones, Claude Law
Dale. Joseph Nealon. James c. AfcNary,
". W. Turney. John N. Wyatt, Ed ".
kayser. r. r. Thomson, c. s. T. Fol-
som, Joe Escajeda, Chas. Brann, G. a.
Martin, Revs- F. A Upton, P. R.
KnickerbOcker. Fuller Swift. N. lie
lonka and II. A. Wells; ". II. Pelphrey.
sam Gillette, ". II. Scott, judge J. u.
OKLA, DIS. W l. Brown and F. P. MIL
Ter; Zach Lamar Cobb, A. Il. CulwelL
Judge ". D. Howe. julius Krakauer
and r. j. Tighe.