The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-15
WORKERS ARE
READY TO ASK
AID FOR ARMY

HlUTVn AnMl
Committees Named to Con-
duct Salvation Army Cam.
paign Here This Week
Everything is set for the Salvation
Army's Annual appeal for funds to
carry on the work in this City for
another year.
Mrs. Martha B. Gale has accepted
the craftsmanship of the Women's
Division and is busy on organization
work, necessary for a canvass of the
residence district. Mrs. Gale is
hoping that the wives will not refer
solicitors to some man down town
but will give something out Of their
own purse to help a good cause.
The question has been asked as to
how much of the money subscribed
during the coming campaign is left
here and spent here. Mr.. Bowen
answers this question definitely,
Eighty cents Of every dollar sub
scribed remains in the hands of the
local treasurer, Mr.. J. L. Bell. and is
paid out monthly to the local Saliva
tion Army Officer Ensign Sherping
on requisition approval by the Divi-
sional Commander, Col. VIM. S
. Barker. Twenty cents of every dol.
lar is sent to Col. Barker at Mimi
eapolis to maintain the Home Ser.
vice department and is spent fol
window cards, pamphlets, stationery
salary of one stenographer and one
Salvation Army officer in charge
and other incidental expense neces'
sary to campaign work. This twent,
cents is greatly overshadowed by ap
!. proximately $4,000 that is spent 10
cally during the year by the Arm!
IRON collections, at meetings and b!
tambourine in public places"
The workers who have volunteere.
to help in the business districts viii
lunch together at the Elks Club a
1915 P. M. sharp Tuesday Oct. 10th
instruction will be issued by Chair
man Christianson and cards and but
tons given out.
Following is a list of salesme.
from each organization.
American Legion
C. E. Knudtson.
Fred Page.
| John Musolf.
L. P. Warren.
Neil Vogel.
S. H. Merritt.
H. H. Pilmoor.
w. H. Sather.
P. G. Harrington.
F. F. Skinner.
D. A. Baker.
F. J. johnson.
Harold Hopton.
Henry Jagd.
Ludwig Quanrud.
H. d. Shaft.
F. w. Snyder.
J. E. Kiley.
H. E. Hanson.
w. P. Lomas.
! F. E. Galloway.
J.. B. Smith.
w. B. Couch.
Kirk Dirlam.
w. A. Mcdonald.
c. L. Thompson.
i F. c. Tousley.
! v. N. Dresbach.
Chris Bertch.
Theo. Quanrud.
Emanual Brown.
! Joe Kelly.
Deel A. Baertsch.
w. s. Roher.
Rudy Patzman.
A. p. Lenhart.
Lions
Obert Olson.
F. E. Hedden.
J. P. Spies.
Fred Peterson.
Judge j. C. Davies.
r. w. Folsom.
S. G. Sievertson.~
LIZ. ~. -. OuTSeHa.
Phil w. Webb.
Rotary
Carl Nelson.
DR.. E. P. Quain.
Lew Craswell.
Judge A. M. Christianson.
Judge w. L. Neussle.
i Art Bolster.
Henry Halverson.
p. r. Fields.
Harry Wagner.
] Henry Murphy.
Judge A. M. Cbristianson, gener,
chairman, commenting on the fortl
coming effort stated today that h
was very confident that the enti,
budget Of $4,000 would be raised, an
was hopeful that it would be ovel
subscribed. "Of course we expe'
some large gifts" said Judge Chri
tianson, "from those who are final
cially able to make generous dom
tions, but the smaller gifts will I
needed to reach the desired tots
The Salvation Army deserves Il
support Of all of us. don't kno
Of any other institution whore Il
investment in humanity pays su,
! large dividends to those who unse
fishly give of their means 70 he
others."