The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-16

New divisions Of workers for the Nto-
tory loan campaign to begin work NEXT
Monday were formed Wednesday both
by the sales forces Of men and women.
The llst of chairmen for each com-
muuity outside of the city in the coun-
ty was made complete aud quotas as
signed to each at a meeting at Vic
tory loan headquarters, 100 Madison
avenue Enthusiasm was the keynote.
Dabney Crump and his force Of sales
men In the county are confident that
tho quota Of half million dollars TO
lie raised outside the city OF Mem
pitts in tho county Will be complete
early IN the campaign,
The work In the county Will not he
classified according to lines OF busI-
ness as is being done In the city, but
n chairman Is chosen for each COM
munity or neighhorhood and bond so
licltors over each are to be selected
later
New Leaders Volunteer.
John J, Heflln, chairman for Shelby
county, Is in st. Louis with the di-
rectors Of the federal reserve bank sys-
tenn of the Eighth district in confer
euce over some features of the loan
campaign not Ms yet worked out, Mean
whIlo the work OF further systematic
ing lines OF activity is going forward
under Sales Directors Joe II, Hyde and
c. W. Batter and the vice-chairmals
Chas. A. Gerber
Several new divisions were add0a TO
tho forces Tuesday. They are to work
in the city NOniy, Frayser Hinton Will
| head the undertak kers' division to which
quota Of ST5,0 600 worth of bonds has
been assigned to sell. Charles Apos-
tolos, proprietor OF the Postoffce cafe,
lN. ,,t,t. Ent tIn .lF .Aln
| OF Memphis can be relied upon to do
their share toward filling Memphis
quota, He has taken upon himself the
task Of selling $4,000 worth of bonds
to the Crock restaurant keepers, The
doctors division, under the leadership
OF Dr, F0nt0ine Moore, has started 10
work and will soon raise their quota
OF slb0000, It In predicted
Maj Enoeh Ensley secretary OF the
Buckingham Ensley- Carigan company,
was chosen chairman OF the sporting
goods division "Wednesday by Sales Di-
rector Joe r. HYDE, TIE iSpndrles and
cry cleaners viii bs organized rs a
separate division also,
Probably 25 or more new divisions
Will be formed among the various re-
tail lines OF business and quota as
signed to each All will be completed
will see the Victory loan organization
for Shelby county complete,
Women Enthusiastic,
The women have shown great en-
| thuslasm and Tuesday chairmen were
| chosen at n meeting presided over BY
Mrs. Hugh =, Haylty, who will have
| charge Of the work in the country
communities, They wNl hold another
meeting Thursday morning at 10;30
O'Clock In room A, Chamber OF Com
merce building. All ohairmen are urged
by Mrs Hayley to attend, The list OF
| chairmou for women's community wo:E
| follows:
Mrs. l.. W. Hughes. Arlington; Mrs.
w Il. Carter, Bartlett Mrs, Jno. %.
son, Bolton, Mrs. W, r. Rittenhouse,
Brunswick, Mrs. J. L. Wexford, Bun
yn, Mrs f. NJ Malone, Capevllle;
Mrs X, y, Wilson, Colliervlle; Mrs,
a, J., Moore, Cordoya. Mrs, Estes
Seward IGads Mrs, w f. Jetfrics,
| Forest I'M, Mrs NJ A. Sullivan, Kerr
vile; Mrs, r. @. GIN, Levi; Mrs !.
l., Meese, Locke and Cuba; Mrs r..
T.. Sykes Lucy; Mrs Il, A. Harrod,
Mlllington; Miss Effe l.. Mullins, Null
Inns; Mrs. w II. GragE National
Cemetery; Mrs, w, A, Seruggs, ;Ir..
South Memphis Mrs, H. B, Childress,
Oakvine Mrs w. r, Wallace, Pigeon
Roost road; Mrs. j. A. Scheibler,
| Raleigh. Mrs. L. G., Johnson. Ramsey;
| Mrs J. II, Harret, Rosemark; Mrs Rosa
Hale. Whitehaven; Mrs j. A. Heard,
| white Station. and Mrs. ]. +. Chase,
lr., Woodstock
Men Name Chairmen.
Members OF the county COMMITTEES
were appointed Mt Wednesdays meet
ing and a house toulouse canvass
planned The committee Is composed
| OF the following:
| N, t. Flournoy, Millington; U. G.
man, and John II, Thomas, vice-chair-
man, Carleville w S, knight, Levi;
!. s. LeMaster Oakvile; E. w, Hale
Whltehaven; A, s Holloway white
Station; T.. A. Thompson, Rosemark
Charles Berry. Bolton; S, Y. Wilson,