The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-01
WOULD BREAK
ALL RECORDS
FOR RED CROSS
Teams Enthusiastic After
First Few Hours Work in
Obtaining New Men,
berships
PEOPLE RESPONDING
WOmen'S Teams to Start Out
Tomorrow in 'City's Resi-
dence District
Lets break all records. "

This was the spirit with which the
mems Red Cross Roll Call drive
teams started out bright and early
today from the A. of C. offices. 1t
was the spirit all during the morn
ing as the teams reported.
make it one hundred percent"
This was the injunction of Gener-
al Chairman Scot! Cameron and
Richard Tracy, city team chairman,
as the first reports came in brstling
with enthusiasm and optimism.
The first hundred percent report
came from H. S. Dobler and Theo-
dore Quanrud, who reported that
everybody in the Workmen's Com
pensation Bureau became member
Of the Red Cross.
They weren't all dollar member
ships, either. They included So, IS
and $40 memberships. A bit Of local
pride entered into the solicitation of
the larger memberships. The same
amount, fifty cents, of each men,
bcrship goes to national headquar
tiers, whether it is for 81 or SIS.
Therefore the larger the member
ship the more money stays at home.
" OF course, in addition the Red Cross
has expended great deal of money
from it's national headquarters with
in North Dakota.
Both Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Tracy
4 were enthusiastic over the first few
hours of the campaign.
They want to finish the whole
weeks work by tomorrow night.
Today the mems teams are out. To-
morrow teams of women go out.
This will complete the campaign, ex-
cept that the Gag ends" will be
cleaned up during the week and the
schools given an opportunity to re-
spond.
No one will be missed if the teams
can help it., for the members feel
every one can give at least one dol
lar.
dence district include:
MRS. E. ". Lahr and Mrs. E. E.
Clausen; Mrs. w. w. Meyer and
Mrs. J. 1. Setser; Mrs. Fred Davis
and Mrs. L. j. Wche; Mrs. E. M.
Thompson and Mrs. l.. p. Warren;
Mrs. A. E. Brink and Mrs. C.. A.
Myhre; Mrs. d. McPhee and Mrs. v.
j. Hunter; Mrs. j. L. Mullin and Mrs.
H. C. Bjerke; Mrs. j. J. Barth and
Mrs. II. R. CUM; Mrs. Richard PEN
warden and Mrs. A. j. Hollensworth;
Mrs. P E. Byrne and Mrs. VIM. Lam
ger; Mrs. V. r. Middlemas and Mrs.
w. E. Kicker; Mrs. Harry Clough
and Mrs. C. F. Moody; Mrs. H. F.
Keller and Mrs. C. B. Nupen; Mrs.
R. A. Tracy and Mrs. E. A. Thor
, berg; Mrs. Ralph Denner and Mrs.
Paul Wachter; Mrs. B. M. Dunn and
Mrs. F. G. Alderman; Mrs. Fred
Grady and Mrs. H. T. Perry; Mrs.
LII. Richmond and Mrs. S. E. Ber-
geson; Mrs. Frank Lahr and Mrs. J.
I. Huyck; Mrs. Francis White and
Mrs. L. &C. Bryan; Mrs. J. G. Manning
y. and Mrs. d. T. Owens; Mrs. Grant
Marsh and Mrs. p. A. Shuren; Mrs.
Marie Taft and Mrs. Lowell Taft;
Mrs. H. S. Harris and Mrs. G. E,
Wingreene; Mrs. Carl Nelson and
Mrs. If. E. McCurdy; Mrs. G. H. Dol
lar and Mrs. K. A. McCord; Mrs.
Louis A. Benser, Mrs. f. B. Cor
man, and Mrs. ]. B. Smith; Mrs. AL
fred Zuger, Mrs. C. E. Mckee, Mrs.
Edward Bannon, and Mrs. Roy Lo-
gan.
The ladies will start in the resi-
dence district at o'clock Tuesday
morning. Their slogan is "Evcry
member of the family a member"
The chairmen urged heads of family
to leave the membership money at
home tomorrow,