Evening star., 1924-10-26
n c. 4. CAMPAIGN.
!. BEGINS TUESDAY
Membership Drive Seeks to
Add 700 New, Recruits
to Organization

! Der OF the churches this morning the
join the Y. NJ. C., A. movement
will be urged from the pulpit. The
campaign will be carried through
until November 3.
| Every present rAember of the z. n
c. A. is being urged to take part
In the campaign in addition to more
| than 200 active. workers who will be
| used, under tlAe direction Of Andrew
III. Phelps of the Chamber of Com
| merce Of the United States, and c. Z
Fleming Of the "Y's" service depart
ment.
| Arrangements have been made for
placards on the street cars, bill
boards and window cards. DR.. A. B
Bennett a member of the profes-
sionel mems gym" class at the "Y'
has addressed a letter to 500 Local
| physicians asking them to recon-
! merh the physical training depart
ment of the organization to their
patients.
! Opening Drive Planned.
| The opening meeting of the official
T. campaign will take place at the CEN
! trail "Y' building, 1928 G street. at
a dinner which is to be held for the
workers at 6 pm. Tuesday. Other
dinners and meetings will be held
| during the week with the victory
dinner on November 4.
| The executive committee Is com
posed of Andrew II. Phelps OF the
| United States Chamber of Commerce,
II. p. Hickman. vice president of the
| Franklin National Bank: Lieut.. Col.
! Charles r. Stark. Il. L. Bradshaw of
| the United States Chamber of Com
| merce, w. Fl. Gottlieb. DIR. A. b. Ben
| nett, Richard Nash. Guy w. Lane,
| Louis Joynes and c. e. Fleming.
; District Organizations.
| The officers and workers of the va
/ riouS districts include: District No.
I 1--Governor, Russell Shelk: lieuten-
ant governor. Frank Strunk; secre-
| taries, II. c. Brown, Martin Schram;
/ representatives, c. D. Allen. Harry
! Black. Il. d. Blackstone. E. c. Bowers.
! c. +. Clough. c. L. Crouter,. ]. F.
/ Hawley, John c. Hill. p. d. Houston.
, r. L. McKeever. L. d. Preston, Paul
| l.. Rapp. James Salkeld, Reese
! Thomas. r. D. Weeks.
| District No. 2-Governer. Harold
| Graves: lieutenant governor. S. II.
Bond; secretary, c. Z. Beckett: repre-
sentatives. A. B. Bennett ". V. Con-
| nors. Charles L. Cornell, jr., w. n.
| Crawford. f. W. De Wart, Charles S.
| Flynn, c. L. Harding. r. G. Hensley,
! Holcomb G. Johnson, J. A. kaufman,
J. Frank Kelley. Ted Kleh. p. Mclean.
] - I d.
p; Page, Paul y. Peck. Harry L. Pitts,
! r. l.. lockwood, J. A. Sencindiver.
Raphael Spano. Carlos Tornes, jr.
District No. 3-Governor. r L.
Bradshaw; lieutenant governor. Rich
ard l. Connors: secretary, r. Z. Ny
| ers: representatives. Emil Landman,
| Joseph r. Rosen, Sam II. Kornmann,
| Harry P. Tennyson. D. c. Miner. r. n.
Ashman. Bob Basford, Ralph Chase,
Walter S. Diehl. Rev. Hugh 4. Full
| ton, Harvey Howard, j. A. AcL.auGh-
lin, F. II. Marks, Frederick NJ. Net
| tleship. A. d. Redfeld, Raymond
! Schmidt. Irving Stacy, Charles Trout,
James r. Walsh.
District No. 4-Governor. Bret II.
Wise: lieutenant governor. c. T..
Broach; secretary. Page Mex. Etchi-
son; representatives. Charles 3. Bell,
Clarence +. Dawson, II. Drienson-
| stock. Is. r. Evans. E. A. Scheele.
| Charles A Stott. d. ]. Harrill, Brewer
! V York. T. r. Mcconnell. Harry
Blake. Quinten II. Lacy and j. T.
| Smyth.
i District No. 5-Governor, A. J..
Schippert: lieutenant governor,
| Dwight Miller; secretary, Carl A.
| Gooseman; representatives.. Elmer A,
Browne, l. Pierce Boteler. c. O
| Buckingham, Anthony J. Galeski, DR..
| Edwin A. German. Albert A. Jones.
| Luther w. Linkins, John T. Meaney,
! C. W. Pimper. Robert j. Slime. ". T..
Stockett. jr., o. L. Whippie. George F..
Williams and DIR: James r. VOLTS.
! District No. 6-Governor, DR.. George
T. Sharpe; lieutenant governor, E. T..
| Farren: secretary, L. w. De Cast and
d. A. Dollarhide; representatives. DR..
c. n. Chapman. w. NJ. kiplinger, Ken
meth c. Buker. Edwin Gardener,
(; Charles c. Graves, Thomas P. Hick
man, Louis J. Lista, H. c. Long. II. L.
Rust, jr.; A. L. Smith, Frederick
| Smith, Rev. Harvey b. Smith. Lieut.
Col. Charles R. Stark, stephen H.
Takes and II. A. Thrift.
District No. 7-Goyernor, J. A.
| Foute; lieutenant governor, George
3. Kennedy: secretary. W. c. Hilta-
bidle; representatives DR.. -Everette M
| Ellison, Garnett Barr, Capt c. e.
| Kerr, w. F. Matteson, D. w. Palmer,
II. J. Seeley, Rex B. Shelley. w. r.
| Teunis and Edwin E. Ziegler.
District No. S-Governor, e. H. De
Groot jr.: lieutenant governor, George
Fonkea secretary, f. A. ,Drumm; rep
resentatives, William L. La Rue;
Joseph r. Dunn. r. J. 'Febrey, Tom
jennings, w. N. McLain, J. A. Marcia.
T.. T.. Risdon, l.. c. Roberts. Paul
Der Linden:
District No. -9-Governor, Richard
Nash: lieutenant governor. Rex Ray;
secretary, Oscar Keller: representa-
tives, r. A. Maloney, w. T. Beatson,
NJ. B. Candy, r H. Driseoll, Paul G..
Johnson, Gordon Patterson, Don F..
Reed, Fred Sohwab. William Thomp-
son, Charles Wannan and c. Wood
ward.
District No. 10-Governor, Guy
Lane; lieutenant governor, Col. Ger
aid McEntee; secretary, Nelson
Blake; representatives, DR.. W. l..
Darby, Carlton G. Rice, L. J. NeyeTle,
D. H. Wagner. Lester E. .Skeen, John
Paul Locke, Wilbur D. Bailey. C. Le
Roy Matteson, DR.. c.. r. Stauffer, Earl
District No. 11-Goyernor. .George
w. Offutt; lieutenant governor. r. j.
| F'railey; SECRETARY, H. j. Ramsey: rep
resentatiyes, Oscar H Remholt. Mat
Allen Rosenstein. HeFbert n. Hun,
John @. Johnson. Robert A. Pullien.
Carl Milton Banrnan. James A. Bell.
Charles ". Inlay, q. L.. Leonard,
Theodore B. .NiGkson, John b. Payne,
w. /. Smalley and G. ". W.Wainwrfght.
District. No. I2--Governor, Gait
Bowen; lieutenant .gopernor, Leslie
| Green; secretary, J.. Rankin ,Speare;
representatives, y. Bliss. II. Bliss.
Jack Everett, George Eppley. Voss
Glossbrenner. Donald Jones. Otto
Jerg, Sidney Leech, George Marshall,
Edgar NeEcomer,. Albert AaaabuFg,
Worth E. Shouts, Steve ThonssTi,
Howard Topham.
District No. 1a-Governpr. J. Firth
Marouis 1iAutAnant Eoyarnor Roh.