Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 October 1918 — Page 9
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1811.,
CflHHUTEE TO FIX QUOTAS FOR WAR FUND
Industrial Organizations And Individuals Will Be Assessed Tor Support of War Needs.
When the drive for a doubled income for the Vigo county war fund starts early in November it is probable that every large industrial origan ization will be made acquainted with the sum that, it expected from it and its employes.
The organization committee has taken steps to flx the quotas of these organizations, as well as the various city districts and townships, the firft step being the appointment of a quota committee consisting of Fred R. Waldron, S. II. McClary and Frank .Hanisch. These men started to work today to work out & system by which the quotas will be equitably distributed in orrler to provide the full amount that will be needed by the war "fund to take care of the greatly increased demands upon it during the coming year,
Under the old system some Wg industrial institutions were pretty well represented in the membership whilts others were not. Under this system of quotas it is believed that the burden will be passed around in the fairest possible way. In a few uays It probably will be decided on Just what basis these quotas will be decided, but the basis that obtains for one will be the basis for all. The opinion most generally held in the organization is that all quotas be fixed at two per cent of the pay roll.
This is one of the matters that Will be worked out in advance or me uiive and even of- the preliminary week of organization preceding the drive. Everything possible is t.o be done before Nov. 1, for on Nov. 4 the organization will take up its headquarters in a first floor room in Wabash avenue. This room probably will be officially known as The Hut, and it is probable that a false entrance will be constructed over the sidewalk giving it the outward aspect of an army hut.
Inside this room there are to be facilities for the transaction of ail of the work of the drive. There will be desks,, not only for the general officers, but fur the captains as well, and it is probable that there will bo €aily meetings at noon with all of the captains in order that an accurate check may be kept on the progress of the drive.
This effort will (lilTer materially from the initial one which marked the organization of the war fund. In that an effort will be made to get from every person and every organization the exact amount of pledges that each •should in justice give. Also industrial enterprises that have not heretofore been contributing will be asked to take out memberships as their sizes warrant. The quotas for each business will be fixed bv a committeo in advance of the start of tho drive.
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WASHINGTON, Oot. 2WThe total casualties for today are 700, divided as follows: Killed in action, 87 died of wounds, 40 died of accidents and ether causes, 15 died of disease, 24 wounded severely, 195 wounded, degree undetermined, 173 wounded slightly, 89 missing in action, 62 prisoners, 4.
INDIANA.
PRIVATE OMAR HEEOEN, Indiana Harbor, killed in action. PRIVATE HOWARD PRICE, T«rrt
Haute, died of disease. PRIVATE ELMER METTITT, Clinton. bounded severely. PRIVATE EMIL WALKER. Carthage, wounded, degree undetermined. PRIVATE CLARENCE HAWKINS,
Huntingburg, killed in action. PRIVATE HOWARD BEECH, New Albany, died of wounds. PRIVATE CLEMENT OSOS, Michigan
City, killed in action. PRIVATE JOHN O'CONNER, Cloverdale, wounded in action. PRIVATE NEIL LONG, South Bend, wounded severely in action. PRIVATE EARL KNOX, Lagoda, wounded severely in action. PRIVATE EVERETT ANNIS, Francisco, wounded severely in action. PRIVATE HERMAN JEWLETT, Sullivan, wounded severely in action. PRIVATE MYRON GRWOCOCK, missing in action. PRIVATE LEON SEE, Frankfort, slightly wounded in action.
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PRIVATE RUDOLPH COLBERT, Neoga, killed in action. 1 PRIVATE JOHN R08K0WSKT, Chicago, killed in action. PRIVATE HERMAN PHILLIPS, Carrollton, killed in action. PRIVATE CLARENCE SUTTON,
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E N S O N e y in action* O'BRIEN, Maple degrsa unaeter-
Park, wounded, mined. PRIVATE C. LESTER SHORT, Casey, wounded, degree undetermined. PRIVATE ELBERT NELSON, Peoria, wounded, degree undetermined. PRIVATE HOBART BEACH, New Albany, died of wounds. PRIVATE GEO. JOHNSON, Kewanna, died of wounds. PRIVATE SAM TERMAN, Chioaao, died of wounds, SERGT. JAMES ABOTT, Herron, died of accident or other cause. PRIVATE FRED RAME, Virgil, killed in action. PRIVATE FRANK HART, Chicago, killed in action. PRIVATE WALTER LASKOWSKI,
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"Well, if you want to make that early train—we'd better turn in," yawned Warren. "Why. it is after eleven?" dismayed "arrie, glancing at the library clock. "1 didn't tinnkjit was that late." "Better ortiax- tlie taxi tonight,"
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A SIX O'CLOCK BREAKFAST AND A CLASH WITH WARREN'S DOMINEERING SISTER.
Warren turned to the phone. "Have it hore at six-lifteen—that will be time enough?" "Plenty." Then to Helen, "You iif-pdn't bother about much, brenkfast— just some hoiled eggs and corte." "Breakfast! I thought—why, wouldn't Jfou rather htx-^ it on the trala?"
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hastily. "It's getting Nora up—she'll be sulky all day." "The way that girl lords it over you! sniffed Carrie. "I wouldn't put up with it ten minutes." "Perhaps that's why you don't keep your maids. I'd rather overlook a few things than be without & girl half the time." "I don't keep my maids?" flared Carrie. "I keep them when they're any good—but I don't propose to put u with insolence. You've spoiled that girl till she's impossible. I'd rather do the work than have her around." "That's where we differ," retaliated I Helen, goaded to unusual asperity, "So it seems," with a short unmirthful lnufrh. Then as
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