Arizona republican., 1911-02-20
SECOND DAY OF THE
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Number OF Applications to Join Y. M
C. A. Reported to Headquarters
Has Reached PA.

While not nearly so many members
To the Phoenix Y. NJ. c. A. were Sc
cured the second day Of the campaign
as the first. highly satisfactory pro-
gress was made. Up to o'clock Sat
urday night. when the headquarters at
the board of trade were closed, pa APP
plications had been received. Several
teams had not reported at all and it
is understood that one team is holding
back fifty applications.
Here is the standing of the teams
that had reported Saturday night: No.
l. 20; No. ,. 4; No. 3. "a; No 8. az:
No. :. 20; No. 3. /; No. 10. Al; No.
-. %; office. g.
The high school team, No. 8, is still
way ahead of all competitors. A big
bunch of applications were turned in by
the captain of this team early Satur-
day morning bringing the total up to
- The high school boys promise an
other consignment of applications to-
day.
All the teams that have not reported
have secured members. IL is believed
that 400 applications had been signed
Saturday. though only pa had been re-
ported To headquarters.
+. G.. Fitzgerald. physical director Of
the Y. NJ c. A.. is at the headquarters
at all hours of the day and up to
O'Clock in the evening. He has devised
an elaborate card index system, the
name of one prospective member being
on each card II is requested that all
workers follow this card system. All
are privileged to- look through the cards
and take those they want, being
charged charged with them and return
ing them as soon as they have seen
the parties whose names appear there
on. When a card is returned without
am application il is put back into the
box with a note written under the
name, telling just why the solicitor
failed. Any other solicitor can take
the card out later and make another
attempt Unless the card system is
followed closely. however. the same
solicitors are going to see the same
persons, in many instances. and much
wasted effort will be the result
Following are the names of the work
ers.
Team No. IL. w. Coggins. captain:
Sid Henry. J. NJ. Stewart. A. G. Moritz,
Dan Massie. T. ]. Prescott.
Team No. p. A. Moore. captain; r..
+. Garnett. s. c. Patterson. b. H. Haen-
ryager, +. 5. Curtis. Professor ID. +.
Jantzen.
Team No. 81 l.. Gregory. captain:
Dick Erdmans, Samuel Morris. George
Byers. Earl Uullom. r. NJ. Buehler.
Team No. LEROY Civille. captain;
George Judson. Earl Hill. Il. s. DePass.
Frank DeSouZa, Ralph Brooks.
Team No. 6-Claude ID. Jones. cap
tain: Lewis Hirst. Randolph McIlhaney,
James Higley. Joe Haldeman, Ben
Kimber.
Team No. DIR. w. w Watkins,
captain; Roy II Tolleson. Rev h. r..
Cocks. Evan Wilson. l.. A Henderson.
c. Hall. c. r. Hirst
Team No. S-Dr. William III. Sargent.
captain; II. A Diehl. f. s. Godfry, p.
III. Mayes. CIV. Jayred
Team No. 9-Phil Ensign. captain:
w ID. Shaw. Royal Lescher. Harvey
Belts. Harry Trtle Mr. Drane
Team No. lev. G. Tolleson, cap
tain: Professor J. ID. Lopez. Rev +. n
Phillips. +. b. Wise, Harry l.. Shedd, A.
w Watt
Team No. 12-F. II. Ensign, captain
Team No. he. A. Spaulding cap
tain; c. r. Craig. ]. l.. Irwin. r. A Volk.
Frank Lane.
Team No. l4-Marshall Humphrey,