Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-09
100000 COAL
IN BOND SELLING
FIGHT SATURDAY
Patriotic People of County Are
Asked to Rally to Battle
Men and Women Drafted as
Solicitors,

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Solicitors,
Bernalillo county is 100000 short
of making its $4,000 quota in the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. And
on Saturday, October -, Il vigorous,
determined effort is to he made to
sell 100000 in bonds. The people OF
the county are going to be asked TO
follow the example of the people of
Dallas, Texas. That city recently
raised between eight and nine million
dollars for the loan in two nours. The
secret of their success was the fact
that the campaign managers used
thousands of statesmen and sales
women. Eeach worker had Cnly
thirty people to can5ass The result
was a thorough working Of territory
and each individual prospect.
The men and women who have so
loyalty assisted in the boal selling
campaigns in albuquerque and who
have never yet failed to go over the
top, are to be draftrl into the service
for one day more at least. Saturday is
the day Workers are urged TO re-
port at the Y. NJ. =. \. = 'omptly at
$3.50 a. m. No indoor gathering will
be permitted and there will be no
luncheon, because of the health regu-
lations in effect in the city. Workers
will be handed their cards, properly
districted, as they enter the south
door of the Y. NJ. C. y. ard theF will
be requested to pass out the west
door and get busy.
Cancel Business Engagements.
Workers are asked to cancel buSi-
ness engagements for Saturday and
not to make any arrangements for
attending to personal bu sness on that
day. Uncle Sans reckoning finger
is calling. The country Is at war. AL
buquerque boys are dying on the bat
tie fields of France. Ecach days
casualty list now shows the name of
some boy from this county, either
killed in action, missing, Oh wounded.
Campaign directors believe that the
least that bond sellers can do-the
smallest sacrifice they can make
is to devote all day Saturday to the
work of putting this county into line
as a community of red 1loo led AM
erican citizens. anxious to win The
war at the earliest possible moment.
The list of workers for Saturday is
published below. All whose names
appear are asked to be Oh the Job
without fail, really To go over the
top.
The list of. draftees for Saturday,
follows:
Team "A'-Walter Cornell, Max
Nordhaus. Charley White, l.. l..
Brooks, w. C. Oestreich, Charley Me-
lini.
Team "B"-Jerre Haggard, Rev.
Hugh Copper, Albert Morris. Dan
Macpherson, Tony Domenici, Dave
/ Team &C. NJ. Bolts. Noise
Bergman, II. G. Coors. Jr.. Ward
Frank C.. w. Pooler.
Team "D"--Grover Devine, r, F..
Mead, ], T. Mclaughlin, Frank f. An
drews, Fl. r. Hammond.
Team Err. Perry, d. r. Mckee,
William Dolde. A. Flescher. c. o.
Beokman.
Team "'F"-M. X. wylder. Bruno
Dickman. f, w. Fee. ]. H. Coons. r.
S, Elwood
Team "G"-Frank Kruske, George
II. Griggs. r. X. Pollock. Otto Hake
Tom Danahy, Roy Wright
Team "H"-F. B, Schwentker, AL
Bruce, Edmund Ross, DR.. William II.
Long, B. H. Ives.
Team "F'-August sails, Fred w.
Lee, Seymour Lewinson. Fr,-W. Har-
den, George Campreld, Gus Thelin.
Team "K'-N. F. LeSuer. o. A.
Matson. J. C. Logan, Adloph Vohs
Francis Wood, Guido Papini.
Team IA. l.. Porterfield A. r.
Stroup, Sam Porterfield. c. c. Acker-
man. James Eakin.
Team "M"-Chester T. French, r.
G. Lanihan. George Dent. j. w Lof-
tus, M. Mandell. Louis BENJAMIN.
Team "N"-Paul G. Redington, D.
NJ. Mcdonald A. b. McMillen. j. r,
Hannum. Felix Baca
Team 20" - John Beaver. A.
Michael, Frank Graham, Z. L. Cross
John r, Gass.
Team Pc. T. Chase, Ivan or
Alfred Grunsfeld. c. NJ. Barber, Cort
Quickel, j. L. Elder.
Team "Q"--Mike Nish. Cant w @
Reid, II. Livingston. A. B. Betz. f. ~
Boule.
Team No. Mrs. LeSeur. Mrs. NJ.
Mandell, Mrs. r. NJ Pray, Mrs.
Charles Wellington.
Team No. Mrs. C. II. Conner,
Mrs. II. o. Strong. Mrs, w. c. oes-
treich
Team No. 3--Miss Lorraine Long.
Miss Estrad. Miss Savage. Miss Ruth
Thurman, Mrs. Strome. Miss Vincent.
Team No. Mrs, f. Ross, Miss
Katherine Angle, Miss Ruth Thomp-,
kins, Miss Annie Cristy. Miss Betty
Arnot, Miss Mary Borein.
Team No. 5-Mrs. J. w. Wilson,
Mrs. Summers Burkhart, Miss Alice
Boyd, Miss Mabel Lovelace, Mrs. C.
M. Bolts, Mrs. Charles Potter.
Team No s-Mrs A. o. Bacheci.
Mrs Pappni, Mrs. Fraccarolli, Mrs.
McCroden.
Team No. Tuesday club: Mrs,
NJ, E, Hickey. Mrs. w. r. Walton,
Mrs A. b. McMillen, Mrs. w. G. Hope,
Mrs. Aldo Leopold, Miss Valiant, Mrs.
A, b. Stroup. Mrs. John Milne.
Team No. S--Mrs. Roy NJ. Ball.
Mrs. M. D. Schumacher, Mrs. George
Mueller Mrs. w. C. Thaxton.
Team No. Mrs. j. B. Skinner.
Mrs. w. S. Hopewell, Mrs. A. r,
Brown, Mrs, T, C, Cook, Mrs. George
Everitt, Mrs. w. A. keleher. Mrs.
Vann.
Team No. 10--Mrs. Charles White,
Mrs, Ross Merritt. Mrs Harry Benja-
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