The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-16
WORKERS NAMED
FOR BIG CAMP AICN
Every DstailsIs Prepared for Opening
Of Financial Csmpaian-Sup-
per Monday.


OF being 100 per cent efficient by to-
morrow morning. the drive for S1S,700
for the Pensacola Young Mems Chris
tion association will get under head
way at Monday evenings banquet
meeting. Up to last night, at the time
headquarters closed only two cap
tains had failed to report perfect lists
and these two viii have their last
men pledged and bring full strength
10 the banquet.
IL Is unusual that campaign organi-
cations are as far developed at this
stage of the game as is the case here.
This progress Is indicative of the de-
gree OF interest local leaders have put
into the eCfort. The Monday evening
dinner will be marked by various in
spirational tNlks, reports by the gem
erals, remarks by the association Sec
retaries and an address by Judge w.
A. Blount
Judge BIount willingly accepted the
responsibility of giving the workers
the final word vixen the matter was
outlined to him by Paul p. Stewart,
commander in chief of the soliciting
forces. His subject has not been an
nounced other features of the pro-
gram will be musical numbers, solos
and mass Inging.
Additional momentum will be given
the drive to-day when endorsements
will be given from practically all of
the pu1pits OF Rensacola. Not only will
an announcement be made by the pas
tors, but more extensive talks will be
given by prominent laymen. Assigns
ments for the various churches were
completed yesterday afternoon and
announced as follows:
First Presbyterian, DIR. A. S. Moi.
felt; laymap, II. r. Reese.
Gadsden street Methodist, DIR. w.
=. Hurt; layman, Or. j. Il. Tiller
Knox Presbyterian, Dr w. L. Nc
Ilwaine layman, John II. Lewis.
Christ church, layman. l.. L. Fabi-
sinskl.
Baptist church, layrnan, Lee Mac
donnell.
First Christian church, Rev. Ross;
layman, J. u. Perkins.
Endorsement OF the drive was given
at the Friday evening services in
Temple BETHEL by Rabbi Adolph
Rosenberg.
Yesterday afternoon n number OF
the captains with their generals were
the guests of Mr.. Stewart aboard the
Mercathades. The party was carried
out TO the mouth of the gulf and back.
At the outset It was planned 10 make
II a semi business trip. but in the en-
ioyment Of II every ono forgot about
all approaching campaign As a re-
suit Mr. Stewart has called the gem
erals to meet at headquarters OF noon
Monday
Personnel OF the campaign force,
announced last night. follows:
Campaign organization - Paul II.
. - 11aF In ola NJ. II
Moore. general secretary Y. M. G. A.;
NJ. w. Lee, state secretary; G. A.
Tevebaught, international committee,
Y. NJ. C. A.. campaign director; e.
O. Weaver. publicity director.
Executive committee Paul p.
Stewart. chairman; w. A. Blount, r.
NJ. Cary, 10. II. Malone. l.. Hilton
Green, w. III. Watson, Max l.. Bear
Lee mcdonnell, William Fisher, Il.
Hunter Brown.
= Davision Y--wiiliam Fisher; gem
srai; j. r. Moore, aide; Rev. w. Il.
McIlwaine, parson mascot.
Captains--(1) C. r. Burgoyne; pri-
Yates, II. Leo Bell. w. ], McDavid, II.
II. Wicke, It. Caro-, II. o. F1llette; CD
@. w. Howe, privates. r. Berlin. w.
q. Diffenderfer, Sam Pasco. G.. p.
Rowan, G. A. Neson; (3) w. Il. Fer
X
Pierpont, r. T.. Reese, A. g. Y. Jones,
Same Pinney; (4) w. c. billiard, pri-
Yates, Lazar Calm, Wilmer Hayward,
II. J.. Miller, Jack Crenshaw, S, III.
Burke; (5) J. l.. Hendrick, privates.
"a. V. Doggett, ]. L, Ingram, Henry
Jeudevine, j. NJ. Flemming, M. II.
Luff.
Division M--Lee Macdonald gem
eral, Alex Olsen aide, Rev. l. w
chalSer, parson-mascot.
Captatns--(6) A. E. Langford, pri-
Yates, Charles Liberis. J.. Griffin,
James Mitchell E. p. Elebash, l.. L.
Fabisinski; CD l.. V. Holsberry, pri-
Yates. i, A. Avant. G. p. Wentworth,
w. y. Cole. III. @. DeSilva, n. b. Ev-
erhart; (S) It. l.. Cant privates, J. w.
Andrews, F. M. Blount, A ]. Butt, c.
w. Merritt. III. Wilson; (9) w. X.
flyer, privates, II. Hilton Green, c. |
w. Parker. j. y. Perkins, w. ID. will
AS. j. w. Hyer; ,(1O) ]. H. Sheriff.,
privates. Arthur Gum, j. X. McCas-
KILL ID. il. Tart. $. j. Newcomb. II,
Caro-.
Division C.--Max l.. Bear. general;
@. s. Briefly, aide; Rabbi Adolph Ros-
enberg, parson- mascot.
Captains-(lD r. w. Marsh, prri-
Yates. l.. w. Hardy c. J. Herbert, w.
r. Wheat, A T. Crouch. L. r. Gentry;
(i2) j. G. Watson, privates, A. C.
Binkley, Rox Cowley. A. Friedman, w.
w. Watson. j. l.. Ingram: ds) NJ. r.
Yonge. privates, !. III. Aiken, j. H.
Bayliss. r. n. Bell, DIR. c. Hutchinson,
Joe zung; (lO ]. II, Mccormick,
privates. NJ. ]. Elkan, j. r. Peele, j.
II. Mare, ]. II, Baillies; (15) C. w. La
mar. private. r. p. Stout.
Division A--Hunter Brown, general:
M. W. Lee. aide; Rev. Nj, J. Ross. par
son-mascot.
Captains-(16) II. A. Lurton pri-
Yates. o. J. Semmes. II. l. Seaburg, j.
Il. zirkelbach. T. It. Wentworth, Jr.;
(i7( J. ". Lamar. privates, A. r. Me-
Allister, A. T.. Reinsohmidt, T.. w. |
Speed w. f. Wilson, J. III. Cross:
1s) X. X. Wallace. privates, w. F.
Biggs, J. II. Kohler, w. c. Mackey.
5. A Leonard, J. T. Hurst: (l9) J. r.