San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-19
Thermometers Wednesday
Night Will Show Results
Up to S O'Clock.
MEET AT NOON
New Workers Added to
/ Both Sides as Cam
paign Progresses.

Offlclal reports from the headquar-
fers of the hostile forces show small
~ important gains for the Blue Tie
Brigade over the army of the Red Tie
Brigade, according to announcements
made at the luncheon at the Gunter
Hotel at noon Wednesday. The Blue
report showed subscriptions to the
Chamber of Commerce advertising
Fund amounting TO $5072. %. The Reds
occurred $4239.25. This leaves the
Blue forces 1888 in the lead.
Wednesday 80 new workers took the
ield. Fifty of them are wearing blue
ties, and six are wearing red ties The
Red Tie workers say that they will be
leading at the end of the struggle re-
Eardless Of the poor showing Of the
first day and the paucity of their cam
baigners.
Wednesday night thermometers %
eeu in height will blazen forth in cleo
ric figures the amount that has been
secured up to ) o'clock. One will be
placed in front of the postoffice and
he other in front of the City Ma
tional Bank building.
Hear Quartet.
A quartet composed of Miss George
supp AhlNo VIA
soprano: Miss Cornelia Cazell, con-
ratio, and Mrs. Gene Wolfram. con i.
ratio, with Miss Emma Lipps at the
piano, sang two songs at the lunch
BON Wednesday. They were TO have
|ung at the Salesmanship Club whier
net with the Red and Blue Tie work
hrs because of the fact that most OF
is members are engaged in the cam
baign.
Those Present Wednesday.
Red Tie workers attending the
luncheon Wednesday included the fol-
owing:
Jack OBrien, w. II. Furlong, T. G.
lucas, III. Il. Hildebrand. C. C. With
hrs, Adolf Grasso, J. J.. Strohn, S. Is.
Ricaby, Fl. c. Thorman. X. G.. Perry,
Harry Martyr, r. II. Pruitt, r. q.
Fluff, ]. B. Darlington, III. ]. Hayes,
Jharles Graebner, c. c. Wolfe, A. J.
Fitzpatrick. Keeney Mason, c. V.
3irkhead, C. w. Adams. Tom Petriny,
Willis Keller, Bert Taylor and II. l..
Pancoast
Brig. Gen Percy Tyrrell presided at
be luncheon Wednesday. His brigade
was composed of f. F. Doyle. r. Z.
|Schemerhorn. A.. w. Shulg. r. Il.
Wine, A. G. Uhl, Wilson McShafer, l..
w. Benton, II. Il. Taylor. Y. c. Crook,
Nv. G. Covington, w. b. Loughbor-
Pugh, ]. S. Riggs, L. T.. Fite, A. F.
doeller, A. w. Rohde and Joe Cald-
NELL.
Members of Brig. Gen. Tom Eth
BRIDGES brigade present at the lunch
ION Wednesday were: G. f. Melliff,
II. NJ. Notzen, /. j.. Kaufman, Bar
hey Sadovsky, Lloyd Baldwin. o. II.
Nickel. G. H. Alterkruse, A. II. Cad
|vallader. A. E. RhoiEer, J.. Harring-
on. W. II. Conway, r. r. Scott. G. H.
D'Brien. Tom Anthony. II. X. Garges,
Z. 3. Geiger, J.. ]. Flume. ]. 3.
Payne, P. W. Lisle. Tom Hethering-
| on. ]. Il. Hardie, William Fordtran,
Il. n. Pitluk and ]. Z. Adams.
The following members of the bri-
Eade of Brig. Gen. Jack Burke were
present: B. G.. Irish. S. C. Bennett,
\. L. Keefe, L. l.. Carrigan, J. c.
|<irkwood, c. +. Behring, c. r. Davis,
r. Riley, c. H. Upper, A. G. Ran
hey, F. r. Colgan, j. r. Soche, j. L.
|Sehrens, Horace Kelton, l.. l.. Nc
|Callum, H. V. Weise and r. L. Nc
Town.
Gen. Raymond Phelps, commander
|n-chief of the Blue Tie Brigade, ana
Fen. Charles Graebner. commander
hg-chief of the Bed Tie Brigade. were
10th present at the daily verbal |
crap.
The Tuesday Attendance.
Following are the workers of the |
blue Tie brigade present at the lunch
pm meeting Tuesday:
Brig. Gen. Jack X. Burke, Stanley |
Franls. ]. n. Pitluk, John Trent Beh-
|ens, J. Raphael Riley, Robert +.
|eng, Bill Brockhausen. d. ID. HarrI-
|an, Frank II. Bushick, Clifton II.
ETUper, Leo Brewer, A. G. Ranney,
4. n. Hodge, G. II. Davis. f. r. Col
Ian, III. E. Dickinson, Il. G. Irish, n.
p. White. Sam c Bennett, f. f.
boyle, j. c. Brockhausen. ]. B. Payne,
\. III. Nickel, J. r. Cocke, ]. King.
Brig. Gen. Percy Tyrrell, L. W.
Eenton.' Alfred W. Rhode. Joe Cald-
FELL, A, Wayne Shutz, L. c. Nc
l.. z. Fife, r. p. Lewis,
!. L. Cavitt, W. C. Covington. Wilson
I. Shafer, f. +, Doyle. Ed. Fl.
Everett, r. p. Schermerhorn. Wallace
|ogers, Russell C. Hill. Henry Leo
|aylsr, Russell B. Wine. Youngs
brook.
Brig. Gen. Tom II. Etheridge Jr.,
I'm. Fordtran, L. Harrington, +. NJ.
lotion. c. F. Collins. II. A. Ander-
bn. Paul W. Lisle. W. T. Conway.
G.. Hardie. Frank b. Scott. Robert
|. Hatch, ]. c. Eirkwood. Walter Y.
Hard. A. II. Cadwallader Jr.. p. ].
former. Carl NJ. Hephan.
Following are the. members of the
led Tie brigade present at the lunch
In meeting Tuesday:
Herbert Hayes. commanding. John
Carrington. William II. Furling,
bin F. O'Brien. T. G.. Lucas. II. f.
|ihebrand. II. T.. Pancoast. Kenneth
Perry. s. r. Ricabv. William Ochse.
c. Wolfe Robert G.. Coulter. r. I.
Fuitt, r. o. Huff. John L. Strohm.
|. Fl. ochs. c. c. Mitchell. A ]. Fitz
! trick. Eearny Mason. Carleton W.
Hams. Walter Walthall. Harry Mar
hi, W. s. CONFESS.
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