The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-18
TO RAISE UNITED
WAR FUND DESPITE
SUDDEN PEACE TALK
Secretaries to Meet in Deming to
Outline Pans for Intensive
Drive; Will Need Funds If War
Should End.

\ conference of The executive see
'Dtat.'s of the United War Work
campaign. together with the diutri.t
directors aud tho speakers who VIII
msl, 20 canvass OF the state m the
interests OF the drive Co bo made tor
fuud. during the week OF November
40 o. rs. viii be held iu boming
Tuesday, October -g.
Permission for the holding OF Tho
conference on The lawn OF the Tuna
county courthouse has been secured.
Among those who viii attend from
thus city are : j. Buont. state di-
rector. " p M'boWcll. associate
tat, director. u. ~ e Prolltt. VN-
,CutiNp secretary FOR bufs work Miss
Margaret T. Hutchinson executive
secretary for work among the women
Of the state; Miss Ruth StIchreld,
~'NoDuuNy secretary Tor liIl-' work.
Mrs g.. T.. Summers. office secretary;
George g. clements. director of pub
Ifp.tl. and 49, u Strcup. executive sec.
rotary in Chagc Of the speakers bu-
overseas speakers Ia Bc Present.
Boz addition tu tho WORKER repre-
t'ntluE the various branches of cam
uaIsr activity there VIII Doe present
.f the conference 90 number Of speak
,rs representing departmental head
Quarters. who have had much cNpe-
rI,uDo with Tine American forces
,Ncfscas who VIII toll of tho need Tor
fIuds with which tu carry on the
work of On" seven organizations doing
welfare work among the soldiers and
sailors In the tralutn" camps tu THIS
country ana iu the trenches IN Eu-
rope
Despite the evidences az hand that
the wan may not De- greatly prolonged
there is TO be- no Let up iu the cam
..- s. U-..a. A.. Al lA-.-....H.
tjNcs OF tho y VI g. A., the National
catholic Wa council knights OF
~tolumbusl. tho Y. " q \, the sal
walton Army. thc American Library
association. the jewish Welfare board
and tho camp Community service,
which. az the instance of President
Wilson. have pooled their individual
interests 300 90 united drive 20 be made
curing tho week of November II 10
John u. Mott say NO Let Up"
John D.. Mott who rs at the head
of the United War Work campaign.
m 90 telegram To- state Director z. j
IrIcut Tins morning says.
Cur whole national organization
I. united In tho conviction that tho
war work activities of the seven so
oicti,s uud associations Interested In
tho United War Work campaign must
commune NN Wv iI'nH''l WIN NNAA ~
increasing igor for the reason that
whom peace comes 10 viii bc followed
h' t long pcrioI of GENERALIZATION
Military authorities say 10 viii
take fifteen to eighteen months 10
bring the Canadian and Australian
armies homo and that DO viii be over
tW,iv, months after peace is declared
before the American armlus ave land
ga ou home shores.
"TIfE decentralization FHr#tl Will
present the greatest need ipr 90, work
,I tho several organizations interested
M welfare work mons the soldiers
and sailors and our greatest oppor-
iuaIty Co do the work for which We
.ro organized and associated togoth,g.
Therefore, there should be no hosita
tiou ON our part nor a change It
unE OF our campaign plans except
tnui OF charging them and rcdou-
IIIua our efforts TO procure, % posi-
pID, 90 por cont over the original
amount asked tor"
Sad Da,~ OF rs Rccailcd.
~ huyc felt sure that the peace
t1lk which hos been occupying su
much front page space ia the news.
papers toe the past week woulu hotl
lave "a, effect 10 cause a change Dol
the plans on which We have been
working for the past two months or
over since President Wilson recon
mrudcd q single drive for FUNDS for
900 welfare ORGANIZATIONS" said AS
soc ate state Director Mbpwcil,
Those who remember the sad
laws which followed Oh, peace which
drove Spain from cuba ard tht
bringing home, OF thc ,ompUratiN,
handful 'f Americans from th, rccn,
cot the trouble VIII realize. In "a meas.
rro. the task which viii confront Ga,
H.tHF.Nt All Tins ,tfH.NrN g.NtT fna uNHI