Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-15

materials will be issued. and when teams will be in- structed will be held at the Y. M. C. A. on next Monday noon, when women of the district will serve luncheon to the team captains and workers. Tuesday morning the drive will be of- ficially launched and will be vigorous ly pushed throughout the remaining days.
 The Christmas ros rSg, is a Red Cross drive for memberships in the national organization, and is probably the last request of the organization for funds. While it is not definitely known, it is presumed that plans for the spring drive for funds for the Red Cross has been abandoned. Much of the work, especially the revocational and training branches, formerly under the Red Cross, has been turned over to the r. NJ. c. A., which will relieve the former organization of large ex- penses, and enable it to continue It's necessary war work under a smaller budget. Because of these facts, and because it is highly improbable that another drive for funds will be an- nounced, every map and woman in the United States is asked at this time to renew his or her membership in the organization
 In the Warren district the drive will be conducted on the Zoning system. The entire district has been divided into districts and teams will be as- signed to each of these subdivisions. For the first few days of the drive, these teams will work in house to house canvas, but at the end of the week. free-for-all work will be permit ted throughout the district.
 Features of the drive will be booths which the women of the district will maintain throughout the week. One Of these booths will be located ill the heart of the business district, and detail of soldiers from Camp Lowell will give it the air of an outpost camp with army tents, uniformed guards, and similar attractions. Other booths will be installed at the Y. M. c. A. the Y. w. c. A.. and perhaps at the postoffice and the banks.
 The drive will be attended by three luncheons the first of which will be served on Monday. The second will be held on Friday and the third on Monday next. At each of these lunch cons the teams will report on their progress and on the number of mem berships which have been secured.
 Complete organization of the district has been perfected under the direc- tion of J. c. Ryan, chairman. The executive committee is composed of Arthur Notman. W. B. Gohring, Arthur Houle, l. R. Henderson, C. F. Phil brook. and Mrs. Gerald Sherman. Fl. D. Ross, jr.. secretary of the Warren District Commercial club, will be treasurer, while the offices of the or ganization will be maintained in the commercial club rooms for the dura- tion of the drive.
 Chairmen of the various units which compose the Warren Mining Chapter of the American Red Cross, who Will assist in the several towns of this part of the county in making the drive a success, are:
 Tombstone, Mrs. J. c. Macia.
 Buena, Mrs. S. k. Higgins. Hereford. Mrs c. M. Johnson.
 Naco. Mrs. Ora Tarbell.
 Pomerine. Mrs. Mary Scott. Benson, Mrs. A. G. Smith. St. David, Mrs. Mary Pederson.
 Districts and team captains for the drive have been named as follows: ! First district: From the upper end , of Tombstone canyon including Wood ! ...-...l....-l ~. nann Ihra-A