Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-30
COMMITTEES AR T
CHOSEN TO CONDUCT
DRIVE FOR S. A. CASH
SOLICITORS ARE APPOINTED TO
VISIT EVERY HOME AND BuSl.
NESS HOUSE TO RAISE cITYs
QUOTA OF $1,000.

The following Is q list OF the com.
mittees and territories assigned IN the
Salvation Army campaign which start.
ed this morning. All committees will
start their work not later than Wed.
nesday morning. and make their re-
port to L. c. Brand at the Chamber Of
Commerce Friday noon. From the
| Chamber OF Commerce rooms the en-
| tire committees viii assemble for a
| luncheon which will be served at
1890. Territories assigned the va.
rious committees follow:
Columbus street between Jefferson
and Canal and east to Paul-Art Snow,
| Gibson Finley and LOuis Fox.
| Main street from La Sale to Fox
river-J, A. Blackley, John NJ. Jordan
and Dale Morahn.
Main street from La Sale west to
canal south TO river. hester Olson,
Ward Condo and r. T.. Bradford.
Block surrounded by La Sale, Main,
Madison and sidecut- Mike Ford,
Floyd Teachout, Harold Sanders
a. william }. Andre1B.
Block surrounded by La Sale, Madi.
son ard Jefferson streets and sdecat
! --ChqrlCs Gapen, =. a. Nade, G. G.
Marsh and Elmer Levy
! Half bloc surrounded by La Sale,
Madison and Jefferson streets and al
: ley-Gicorae Weise. 4. NJ. COrbus, =.
! J. McManus and Harold lIesling.
| Half bloc: surrounded by Ma lison,
] sn1t Ln loft ptr nd
alley--Walter Mers, Charles Beck
aid Sidney Weise.
Hall block surrounded by jefferson,
, la Sale and Jackson streets and al
, LEVY. F. Stanton, Frank Mulholland,
w. II. Law and Frank Mahoney.
I East side Of Columbus street from
Fox river TO Jefferson street except
Central Life building-A. p. Richard
I sen, !. b. Bassett, Fred Prafcke and
Leo Strohmeyer
Black surrounded by Court, Main,
Columbus and Madison streets-Free-
| man Carter, Chester Reed and Melvin
| French.
Gaycty block, surrounded by Jeffer-
son. La Sale and Jackson streets and
sidecut-Fred Knowles F. A. Peterson
and Earl Haeberle.
Everything north of canal except
King & Hamilton's and in addition
territory east of Paul street to the
river and territory surrounded by
canal side jefferson street and east
tide of Ia Sale strcet-CatholiD
Daughters of America Miss Katherine
Sinnctt Miss Betty Lohmueller and
Gertrude Feehan.
East Ottawa-D. A. r., Mrs. G. W.
Farrar. Mrs. Fred Sapp and Mrs.
, George Woolbert.
South Side-Mrs. Nettie Hawley,
Mrs. n. y. Wolsleeel Mrs. John Ian
sing and Miss Sophie Prafcke. y.
~ est Side-NIrs. Fred Hanna, Mrs.
Olive Miniot, Mrs. r. w. HavsaAlrs.
Ralrh Thompson, Mrs. Gus Mecken-
stock, Mrs. Max Meckenstock, MRS.
Hugh Mccullough. Mrs Dwyer4 and
Mrs Elizabeth Kinchelo.
Delmar Anderson, Elmer
Anderson Ed Cassidy George Grover
ami T. p. Kendrick.
Court house--Harry Kelly. John
Buchncr ana r. l.. Smith.
Central Life buildinp-Dr. G. A.
Karr, Dr. F. G. Stordock, DR., A. j.
Roberts and Harold Nicholson.
Moloney building-Fred Irion w. F.
Raetz and ]. NJ. OKane.
/ City employees harles SticlIen,
( William Bradley and j. O'Meara.
T. e. Porter corporation-B. S. Jor-
dan.
Chicago Retort and Fire Brick com
! panv-E u Van SchOiCk
Poltier Glass company-Ed keat-
! ing.
National Fireproofnr company-W
S. Meyers and George Fisher.
National Plate Glass company
! John Berg and A. A. Aretz,
Johnson Piano company-Nilliam
! Scales.
! Chicago, Ottawa and Peoria Rail
rCai company-Chester Holcman.
Ottawa Silica company-Philip Nc
Dougall.
United States Silica company--Tom
Carter
Wodrcn Silica company-A. War
saw.
Sanders Brothers Manufacturing
comrany--A, NJ, Bailey.
Fisher Garter cOmpany-W. 4,
Fisher and Miss Mae Mather
King & Hamilton c0mpany-August
Ledrich.
Davis & Steiner cucumber green
house--R. r. Davis.
Tag day, Nov. 4-Philanthropic de.
partment Woman's Club-Mrs. FRANK
SleWder