Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-10
ORGANIZATION COMPLETE FOR
 WAR WORK
Committees Will Start Work on Monday Morning and Hope to Put District Over the Top in Short Time

ration of the national campaign for S170. .500.000 for the Y. M. c. A, Y. w c. A., War Camp Community service, American Library association, Nation al Catholic War council and Salvation army, has been completed according to announcement of J. c. Ryan, dis trict chairman. Committee captains have been named, committee members selected and except in two instances announced, and other details worked out
 The first meeting of the workers will occur on Monday when the cap tains of the 90 teams will meet with the district officials and executive committee for the distribution of cards and the outlining of the work The card system of canvassing the district will be used instead of the dis tricting system, and the cards will be distributed to the captains for team members at this meeting. Other de- tails of the drive will be discussed and disposed of.
 One of the features of the campaign will be the inauguration Tuesday of the daily luncheon at the Y. M. c. A., providing the influenza situation, will permit these meetings. At the close of the campaign a banquet for all the workers of the district will be held. when final reports will be read and the campaign will be officially closed with the announcement of the dis | trict's total subscription. Captains will be notified on Monday of the time and place of the Monday meeting, and if their team members are to report at the first meeting.
 The close regulations of the health authorities in the district will some what handicap the work of the com mittees and teams, due to the fact that meetings of more than few members will be prohibited However, work CTS are planning on an easing off of the quarantine regulations before the close of the drive, with consequent assistance to the work at hand.
 The list of team captains and mem- bers of the teams follows, the first name being that of the team captain, and the following names those of the members:
 1. Arthur Notman, M. J. Cunning ham and M. Neuman.
 ?. T. O. McGrath, Joe E. Curry and J. c. White
 3. Mrs. w. J. Spaulding, Mrs. J. E. Chain, Mrs. Frances Cummings and Mrs. W. E. Oxshear.
 f. Joseph Lutz. 5. Mrs. c. L. Hunt, Mrs. c. s. Thompson, Mrs. Henry Pearce and Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood.
 6. F. L. Williams, Fred Sutter, w. A. Schwartz and J. NJ. Ball
 '. Mrs. R. Lahore, L. J. Overlook, John Caretto and Miss Alice. Con- nors
 s. E. E. Whiteley, Jesse Yoakum, Howard Barkell and George Cobbe.
 g. Mrs. John Osler, Dorothy I. Gregg, Mrs. E. A Crocker and Mrs. J. T. Quick.
 10. Joe Downs, James Allison, Jack McGregor and John P. Steffes.
 IL Mrs. Arthur HOule. MT P NJ. Buckwalter, Mir. J. NJ. ovens and Miss Gertrude Crockett. 12. Sam Frankenberg, Harry Jacobs and Abe Berquist.
 13. Mrs. H. H. Bridge, Mrs. W. R. Tonkin. Mrs. Andrew Sinclair and Mrs. A. V. Megede
 IA. John Williamson, C. H. Phil brook. Mrs. Gilbert A. MastOn and Miss Katherine Frisbie. 15. Mrs. Fred Juliff, Mrs John Raw lings, Mrs. E. C. Campbell, Mrs. A. F. Craig and Mrs. Henry Holcomb.
 16. Emil Marks, A. T. Soles. Stewart Grant and J. E. Brophy
 IT. Mrs. Frank Sinclair, Mrs. O. M Alvin, Mrs. C. B. Fisher. Miss Edna Sutherland
 IS. Frank Bledsoe, Gus Haigler, Joe Sparks and Thorlief Olsen. 19. Mrs. Frank Duval, Barbara Wat kins, Mrs. George Perry and Mrs. R. | A. Bretherton.
 20. F. D. Coles. C. w. Allen, R. A. Bretherton and L. L. Gilman
 21. Mrs. Charles w. Allen, Mrs. C. w. Moon, Mrs. T. M. Enochs and Mrs. c. D. Hudson.
 2. A. c. McGregor. McHenry Mo- sier, O. c. Engelder and Clyde C. Wolf
 23. Mrs. F. E. Shine. Mrs. W. B. Gohring, Mrs. NJ. P. Johns. Mrs Nor man Pronger.
 24 Tom Hughes, C. s. Thompson, J. R. Henderson. l.. C. Campbell.
 9. Miss Esther Friedel, Lorraine Cain, Daniel Shirk and Miss Edna Newman
 26. Miss Minnie Duffy. Don Luis
 2I Joe Walker. Shattuck and Denn mines; Andrew Engles. P A. Barto- lani and Gen Adams.
 2S Thomas COwperthwaite. Calu- met X Arizona mines, shift bosses
 29 William Gridley. Copper Queen mines; A. E. Cromer. A. M Shock and George Mieyr.
 The executive committee for the Warren district follows:
 J. C. Ryan. chairman; Pat Henry. treasurer; Mrs. C. H. Hunt. chairman women's organization; F. A. Putnam. Y. M. C. A.; Mrs. A. W. Cotton. Y. w. C. A; John Stetles. Knights of Colum. bus; Mrs. C. II. Vail American Lib rary association. Mrs Sam Franken- | berg, Jewish Welfare board; Miss Ma