The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-11-02
FLU NOT TO STOP
WAR WORK DRIVE
QUOTAS ALLOTTED AND CHAIR
MAN NAMED-TO BEGIN
SATURDAY NOV. II
Boys and Girls to Have Part in Rails
ing County Fund of
$20,46O 49,

"The Flu can't stop the United War
Work Campaign from being a glor-
ious success" say the workers in the
drive for funds which commences
Saturday November II. The county
chairman is flu patient and the flu
ban on meetings may make speeches
during the drive an impossibility, but
the drive is going through.
The reason the committees are so
sure of success is the fact that this
drive for funds is Of inter-
est to every person in the county.
The $20,460 quota is to go to the
seven welfare organizations which
are providing comforts, cheering and
aiding the morale of our soldiers and
sailors at the front. Everyone feels
like digging deep into his pockets for
such a cause. Anything is too little
to do for the boys who are suffering
hardships at the front.
The scope of the drive has been ex-
tended so as to afford the boys and
girls of America an opportunity to
do their share in this great work Of
caring for the men. This an "earn
and give" campaign and money
pledged can be paid from money
earned during the past summer,
money to be earned, OF money saved
from regular allowances. The
money raised by the boys and girls
applies to the county quota.
There is to be a meeting Wednes-
day, November 8, if permitted by the
county health officer at that time, to
be held in Colville in the court house
at l p. m. All the local chairmen
who can be present will meet at this
time to talk over plans.
The central campaign committee
cludes: Chairman, w. Lon johnson;
publicity chairman, Miss Frances Rob-
inson; chairman of speakers bureau,
H. Wade Bailey; chairman of Victory
boys and girls campaign, E. E. Eli
oft. The people representing the
various welfare organizations, are
Quinn w. McCord, Y. M. C. A.; J. B.
Miller of Meyers Falls, Y. W. c. A.;
A. l. Kulzer of Chewelah, National
Catholic War Council; J. D. Casey of
Colville, War Camp Community Ser
vice; Hugh Waddell of Colville, Sal
vation Army; Reverend Leonard
Carver of Colville, Jewish Welfare
Board; Mrs. F. B. Goetter of Col
vile and j. M. Williams of Meyers
Falls, American Library Association.
Colville has quota of $4,7OO. The
local campaign committee is COM
posed of Reverend J. S. Bell, Mrs.
F. B. Goetter and Reverend George
Kline. All who can give some time
to help in soliciting or checking the
subscriptions, are asked to notify the
committee. Following are the
chairmen and the quotas Of the
county:
Addy, AL Weatherman, Mrs. A. w.
Anderson, $500. Arden, Mrs. Thom-
as Graham, $3.50. Aladdin, Mrs. G.
Oakshott, $3.50. Bissell, Roy Clark,
$1OO. Blue Greek, John Humphrey,
5000. Bossburg, Clyde Thomas
$3.50. Boundary, Pat Graham, 5000.
Chewelah, Fred w. Dickey, E. Open
heimer, Mrs. John Ehorn, $4,000.
Clayton, Mrs. L. Tibbets, $500.
Colville, Mrs. F. B. Goetter, Rev.
J. S. Bell, $4,7OO. Daisy,
S. ]. Kilgore, $3.50. Domin-
ion, Mrs. Jennie Sachs, $50. Evans,
W. Q. Lee, $75. Echo, George Copp,
$3.50. Ford, postmaster, $3.50.
Fruitland, Mrs. Lucy Sullivan, 200.
Jerome, Mrs. Loretta Long, $75. Gif-
ford, S. C. Sturman 5000. Gray, Will
liam Rose, $3.50. Hunters, J. M.
Glasgow, $500. Kettle Falls, ]. M.
Williams, $500. Kulzers, J. G. Kul-
zer, $50. Loon Lake, Chas. Balm,
$3.50. Marble, Joseph Reed, $3.50.
Marcus, H. Zwang, Mrs. P. E. Car
roll, J. s. Lane, $500. Meyers Falls,
j. B. Miller, $500. Middleport, Mrs.
E. E. Heritage, SIS. Narcisse, Mrs.
D. S. Diehl, $3.50. Northport, F. c.
Hale, Charles Allison, $4,000. Ma
poleon, Mr.. Cox, $50 Onion Creek,
Mrs. S. A. Noyes 500. Orin, C. R.Mc-
MILAN, 5000. Lead Point, Mr. Feu-
Ter, $780, Park Rapids, E. J. Ames,
$50. Rice, George Bryant, $500.
Springdale, c.. o. Snapp, P.
M. C. VanDissel, $500. Valley,
Howard Fisk, M. Kulzer, $500.
Wellpinit, Mr.. Ward, $75. Williams,
$50. Turk, 500. Kelly Hill, $3.50.
Bruce Creek, Mrs. Edith Thomas,