Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
FORTY TEAMS To
SELL STOCK FOR
NEW CITY HOTEL
City Divided Into Nine Dis
trictS, Team Members In
struCted in SaIesmanship;
Pr0SpeCtuSes Sent Out

Preliminary instructions in sales
manship are already being given
to the men who will work on the
drive to sell stock in the Albu-
.querque Hotel company, which
will open January Is and continue
till the goth, inclusive. The city
has been divided into nine districts,
each of which is in charge of a
Rotarian, who will have under him
captains, mainly members of the
kiwanis club, which began and is
putting through the project.
Sidney M. We'll, manager OF the
drive, in an address yesterday be-
fore the captains and commanders,
impressed upon the men that the
stock would bear per cent in
terest and was therefore a good
investment apart from it's value as
a great civic improvement. The
workers will continue to meet for
preparation until the opening of
the drive.
Workers are addressing 5000
hotel prospeCtuses of the plans to
residents in the city, using the
Liberty Loan card index. The ad-
vertising campaign in the daily
papers began yesterday and bill
board notices and theater slides
will be displayed before the open
ing of the drive so that the propo-
sition will have been brought be-
fore the public in every possible
WAX by the time the solicitors ap-
pear with the stock. F
The names of the division cap
tains and commanders as an
nounced are as follows:
District No. From railroad
west to Fourth street: from Gen.
trail north to limits. District COM
mander, Walter M. Council; Cap
tains !, Roy Campbell; 2, f. N.
Boule; 8, e. j. Lavender; 4, Cliff
Hayden.
District No. From Fourth
street west to Eighth street; from
Central avenue north to limits.
District commander, J. 7, Nc
Laughlin; Captains D. w. Faw;
2, L. II. Fox; 3, F. w. Graham;
4, Pearce c. Rodey. 8
District No. 3--F'rom Eighth
street west to Fifteenth street:
from Central avenue north to linn
it's. District commander, Charles
S. White; Captains /, A. L. Ried-
ling; 2, Walter Raabe; 8, L. J. Mil
Ter; 4, George S. Valiant.
District No. 4-Old Albuquerque
west of Fifteenth street; from Cen
trail avenue north to limits. Dis
trict commander, Arno Huning.
District No. 5-From railroad
west to Barelas road; from Central
south to Coal avenue. District
commander, Arthur Prayer; Cap
tains !, j. f. Cox; 2, William A.
Keleher; 3, f. c. w. Pooler; 4,
George c. Taylor; 5, DR.. c. A. FL
Ter.
District No. 6--From Coal ave-
nue. south to limits; from railroad
west to Barelas road. District
commander, James Gladding; Cap
tains /, H. f. Robinson; 2, j. L..
Keith; 8, O. A. Matson, shops only.
District No. From railroad
east to city limits; from Central
avenue north to limits. District
commander, Reuben Perry; extras
DIR. d. r. Boyd and Dave Rosen-
valid. Captains /, Wallace Hessel-
den; 2, DR.. d. S. Hill.
District No. S-From railroad
east to limits: from Central south
to Lead avenue. District COM
mander, C. M. Barber; Captains /,
H. c. Donaldson; 2, C. 7. French.
District No. 9-From railroad
east to the city limits: from Lead
avenue south to the limits. Dis
trict commander, John Milne;
Captains l, c. w. Potter; 2, F.
S. Baser.
Flying squadron, Louis IL.
field; 2, Max Nordhaus; 8, W. G.
Dorff; 4. C. G. Alderman; 5, w. c.
Keim; s, N. M. Cudabac; 7. J. E.
Goodell s, j. p. Herndon; 8, p. F.
McCanna; 10, d. K, B. Sellers; II,
A. B. McMillen; 10, D. e. Barton;
13, Dave Rosenwald; IA, Ivan
Grunsfeld; Is, Sidney We'll; 16,
II. B. Watkins; II. John Simms;
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