The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-11-08
TALK or PEACE !
SPEEDS ACTIVITY
Asw jsssey War Work Council
PYspafss for Dig Drive TO !,
start Nov. nth. |
eAMPAtoH MUST SUCCEED.
Even Should heeailltIss csass Amer.
ear Army NsvlS Remain In Ku-
rope fer come Time, and Men
Mua Ne Cared Per.

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Newark, Oct 22.-Taik Of peace ana
the possibilities Of an armistice be-
tween the forces Of the Allies and the
United Powers will tend only to speed
up the activities Of the New jersey
United War Work Campaign. The
representatives Of the seven co-operat.
ing organiza lions Who will devote their
energies to making the big drive from
November II TO November Is a most
decided success are well aware that
even should there Be a cessation Of
hostilities the American army probably
would remain in Europe for an inden-
mite period. Naturally that means that
oil Of the activities that are engaged
IN taking care OF the wants Of the men
must be maintained. As q matter OF
fact, IL should be borne In mind that
every month sees q big increase in the
number Of American soldiers on the
ether stde all Of which means greater
activity for me War Work orsaniZa-
tons II they intend b keep pace with
the army.
Ia the past week the New Jersey
Bcats COMMITTEES Of the United War
wsrk Campaign issued q manual Of
Instruction which vas distributed TO
the eemmittesmea and campaign d.
rsetors, and It 10 regarded as one Of
the finest Of its kind The full list OF
the stats ofYiesrs 10 given, showing the
-.As~~ - SAn RwaeutlvA Cor,n,itSem
with the representatives from the sew
en- oYsa nisations the ehairmen and
executive secretaries Of the six divl-
saona and the list Of county ehaismsn
anS directors for the Ave districts.
The campaign organization follows:
u. n Ne8rfsT, chairman; John j.
Hickey, associate chairman; John T.
BpreuIl, treasurer; Charles A. Coburn.
state director; James A. Mae Art, as
aDciate director; Miss Sarah B. Askew,
director Of records; Miss j. H. Cole,
director for women.
The divisions are made MP as fol-
lsws: Industrial-H. b. Rogers, chair
aaR; J. ". Miller, executive secretary.
Publieity-Aus. 3. Crane, chairman
@. 0. Atkinson, executive secretary.
Nural-wiiliam @. Moore, chairman !;
III. d. Maydoie, executive secretary.
apsakers'-yohn B. Lunser, chairman /;
Y. B. Hoasiand, executive secretary.
Htudent-C. ". NeAlpin, chairman {;
Bsrleish Cruihshank, executive seere-
taYy. Victory Boys and Victory Girls
A. L. KennsIly. chairman; Charles
r. Scott, executive secretary.
The shairmen and directors for the
Nva districts are: Northern-w. v. s.
ThoTne chairman; c. II. Potter. d.
rector. RudDon-Thomas J. Stewart,
chairman: e. Tomiinson, director.
EastsTn-Charles D. Hslsey. chair
man; William b. Evans, director.
i westsTn-0eor9s NJ La Monte, chair
man; A. r. HoffsommeF, director.
Southern. Wallis Armstrong, chair
man p. n. Hedrieh, director.
The manual Of instruction makes ex-
eelient Susxestions regarding the local
sity or county organization, has full
| distractions a. 10 the best method Of
conducting a local campaign and gives
explicit directions as 10 how the work
sAeaid be handled. The last page
gives q clear explanation of all Of the
campaign printed matter and tells how
II may be utilised to the best advan-
szga.
The splendid cooperation that the
United war woYk Campaign has had
during the Liberty loan campaign from
many Of the representatives Of the
aIlied organizations 10 gratifying.
| some Of the men who have been
boosting" the Liberty loan have been
exceptionally successful IN their work.
Oas Of the men ssnt out BY the CniteA
war worn Campaign met with marked
success IN speaking to industrial work.
ere at some Of the big Industrial plants.
m some Instances workers. with him
took large subscriptions for Liberty
bonds.
The eeicred people Of the state are
organised 10 DO some effective work In
every county. A state committee Is in
charge Of Tits division, and those who
made the preliminary canvass express
themselves 40 rleAsed with the out
looh. The eolored soldiers "cver there"
have distinguished themselves by q
ecnamsndabis display Of courage under
| fira, and the seven allied organizations
are doins their best to give the brave
nssm the attention they are entitled TO
receive. The coiored people Of New
Jersey recognise their responsibility
IN yhis campaign. and II Is believed this
division will make a showing Of which
lite managers win be proud.
Ny. Miller finds q spirit of eo-opera-
uon prevalent among the industrial
workers Of the state, who are waiting
! for the campaign among them to get
under way, while Mp. Cruikshsnk, who
has canvassed the student situation
thoroughly, 10 confident the boys In
the preparatory schools Of New Jes-
sey Will show how greatly they are In
terestsd IN the United War work Gave
paign by the generous contributes
thsy will make. Mr.. Scott Of the Vie
| tory Boys' and Victory Girls division
has received many encouraging rs.
ports. and from one town he has -
|. eefved word that members Of q e
,keys already have earned mona
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