Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-12
GOOD RESULTS
+ SEEN IN CANVASS
Red Cross Workers Active in
Membership Drive.

| Red Cross workers today entered the
! second day of the two weeks campaign
encouraged by fine results In the first
days work and assurance of success
full canvass by the early response. Hun
dreds of women are at work in every
part OF the city and county.
Mrs. Alexander NJ Etewart, director Of
the canvass in Marion County (outside
the city,. said the women in the rural
communities are covering their ne
spective territories In automobiles, and
expect to finish their work in a few
days.
A committee to solicit memberships at
the army post at Eft. Benjamin Harrison
was organized at a meeting called this
morning by Mrs. George W. Read wife
Of the commander of the 9th Army corps.
Several lusdred membership applica-
lions were received by mai at Red Cross
headquarters this morning in response 10
the letters.
The fly ing squadron Of Red cross
nurses which is visiting The principal
industries o. the city to solicI- lnem-
Sershins IL being heartily received and
has ob-siued scores Of men:"'s.
The frat concern to report 100 per
cent membership Of all its employees was
the Indiana Daily Times.
aA+dNo " 6ccB SAdA man Va AA~
Speakers Bureau of the campaign, an
nounced the names of the speakers who
appeared in Indianapolis theaters last
night to appeal for SUP port Of the cam
paign as John Crawford at the Circle;
B. A. Coulter, the Ohio; Oscar Figman,
comedian at the Murat; Bert Wheeler,
KeIth's; n. E. Cohen, Colonial, and E
/ G. Sourbier, Lyric.
| statement explaining what remains
for the American Red Cross to do" was
issued today at the headquarters OF the
Indianapolis chapter.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Stewart, director OF
the campaign In Marion County outside
the city, has announced the names of the
| following workers who are conducting
the canvass IN the rural townships:
Wayne Township-Mrs. D. II. KoIf,
chairman: Miss Frances McMath, Mrs.
LINCOLN Foltz,. Mrs; J; c. Mccain, Mrs.
Mary E. Watt, Mrs J. A. Benell, Mrs.
Il. L. Benson.
Decatur Township-Mrs. Roy Horton,
chairman; Mrs. George McCaskey, Mrs.
Clarence Mills, and Mrs. Andrew Ensley;
Washington Township - Mrs. Carl
Fletcher. chairman; Mrs. Bruce Maxwell,
Mrs. Fannie Watts, Mrs. Byron Young,
Mrs. George w. Perlee. Mrs. Bernard
Batty, Mrs. crank Brown, Mrs. Frank
Watts, Mrs Maud Van Zant, Mrs. Mason
Light. Mrs. Herman Doll. Mrs. Ransom
Gri1en, Mrs. Fred Barnes, Mrs. Ross c.
Ottinger, Mrs. James A. Baird.
Pike Township-MrS. John Gullefar,
chairman; Miss Leila Rodibaugh, Mrs.
Grace Klingsmith, Mrs. Orsa Lemon,
Mrs. Love Bash, Mrs. Harvey Miles, Miss
Lizzie White. Miss Gullefer.
Warren Township-Miss Anna Wuh,
chairman: Mrs. Harry Dawson, Mrs. John
Askren, Mrs. Ford Watson, Mrs. Fred
Danner, Mrs. Louis FRANKIE, Miss Emma
Mithoefer Miss Carrie Schakel, Mrs. Al
bert Wesshng, Miss Jennie Hartman,
Miss Emma G. Askren.
Perry Township-Mrs. P. B. Bailey,
chairman: Mrs. Hence 0rme, Mrs. Henry
List Mrs. Frank Cousey, Mrs. Ben Nc
Alpin. Mrs E. Z. Thompson, Miss Ella
Armstrong, Mrs George Ross, Mrs. Jack
Frank Dawson, Mrs. G. e. Derbyshire,
ton, Mrs. +. L. Smock, Mrs. Charles
Webb, Mrs. G. ". Massey, Miss Mary
Curd, Miss Ora Boggs, Mrs. Robert NJ
Kay, Mrs D. 2. DiIton, Mrs. 4. W.
/ Thompson and Miss Hazel Evans.
/ Franklin Township-Miss Hattie Dake,
! chairman Mrs. Gus Stevens, Mrs. Rachel
/ Purves, Mrs. Ernest Loves, Mrs. Ida
/ Woerner, Miss Myrtle Woerner and all
employees of the Acton State Bank.
/ Lawrence Township - Mrs. Carlin
Shank. chairman; Mrs. J. F. HUFF Mrs.
{ r. S. Records. Miss Thelma Lyle, Mrs.
1 BaIbridge. Mrs. Clara Keesling, Mrs.
/ George W. Read and others.