The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
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members of the Kiwanis club who are
working in the Community Chest cam
paign will be excused from the week
ly luncheon at the K. of P. temple
Thursday noon in order that they may
attend the noon luncheon meeting of
the campaign workers at the Y. M. G..
A." stated Ray B. Move, president of
the Richmond Kiwanis club, following
the luncheon meeting of the campaign
workers Wednesday.
Division Returns
The tabulating of the returns was
made by divisions The work of the
northwest division under General
P. H. Slocum, who had an attendance
of II workers and captains, is tabulat-
ed as follows: Capt. Earnest Calvert,
subscriptions II, AMOUNT subscribed,
$191; Capt. H. L. Keck, subscriptions
u, amount subscribed, $3.50; Capt.
Howard Hunt, subscriptions 3, amount
subscribed $62; Capt. Rufus Allen,
subscriptions 10, amount subscribed,
SAIL The division total was: sub
scriptions 46, amount subscribed,
$1,014
The work of the northeast division
under General L. A. Handley, who had
an attendance of 16 workers and cap
tains, is tabulated as follows: Capt.
L. E. Harter. subscriptions II, amount
subscribed, $3.50; Capt DR.. Hiatt, sub
scriptions Z, amount subscribed, sos;
Capt. H. c. Doan, subscriptions, II,
amount subscribed, 1855; Capt. Clar-
ence Kramer subscriptions 10, amount
subscribed, $246. Division total was:
subscriptions, Al; amount subscribed
$1,029.
The work of the southeast division,
under General w. ]. Blackmore, who
had an attendance of p workers and
captains, is reported as follows:
Capt R. W. Stoakes. subscriptions
8, amount subscribed $3.50; Capt. Paul
Comstock, subscriptions Is, amount
subscribed $265; Capt Oliver Nus
baum, subscriptions 20, amount sub.
scribed $247; Capt Thomas Tarkle-
son, subscriptions 10, amount sub.
scribed $1,74750 Division total was
Subscriptions So, amount subscribed
$2,549.50
The work of the southwest division,
under General Wiechman, who had All
attendance of II workers and cap.
tains, is as follows: Capt. E. B. Knoll
lenberg, subscriptions 81, amount SUBJ
scribed S606; Capt. Elmer Kreimeier
subscriptions II, amount subscribed
1882; Capt Joe Waterman, subscrip-
tions 20, amount subscribed $1,303,
Capt. Ray Weibrod, subscriptions 18
amount subscribed $500. Divisional
total was: Subscriptions rs, amount
subscribed 1885.
The Business Mems committee, com
posed of Ed Harris and DR.. L. F,
Ross, reported a total of q subscrip
lions and $2,S28
Started Out Early
The campaign opened Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock when, in spite OF
heavy downpour of rain, the workers
swarmed into the lobby of the Y. NJ
| G. A. to receive their pledge cards and
| final instructions from Director e. NJ
Haas.
Optimism prevailed at the zero hour
! in spite of the overcast and clouded
skies outside The workers were out
and working in pairs as soon as they
i had received their cards and instruc
tions. Along with their pledge cards
| they carried other cards to give tc
prospects after they had subscribed
bearing the inscription, 1--WE Care;
We Gave"
A rousing ovation was given Cam
paign Director E. NJ. Haas when he
was introduced by Chairman Will Rel
Ter at the meeting of all the workers
at o'clock dinner at the Y. M. c. A
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Keller PAID
high tribute to the work done by Mr.
Haas in setting up the wonderful pre-
liminary organization of the drive ant
each worker rose to his feet in recog
milton of the devotion of their leader
! to the cause in which they are all sc