Arizona republican., 1914-03-16
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 NEEDED MONEY
More Than $500 Over Tar get Raised by the Con- mitteeS on Financial Cam paign Which Ended Last Night

1 day evening. The sum total of the i work for the week just passed was i s3434 It was raised in four days time | by work of four teams and their cap !! tains, for the expenses of the Y. w 1 for the coming nine months. Beside 1 the amount of the r. w. there are stil | due from pledges some several hundred l dollars
 We wish to state the Young Wo- mems Christian Associations thanks tc 1 the whole city, said Mrs E. N. Phil i lips, last evening. Their support O. the campaign was loyal. Their treat ment accorded the representatives ol the Y. W. was always agreeable. And the way they came to the aid of the i institution, when they were called on 1 speaks words for their generosity and 1 well wishes for the association. We wish to thank each and every citizen | in Phoenix. They deserve it. 1 The success of the campaign was 1 due primarily to the way the people came to the aid of the association. But back of that, there was the spirit of | the movement in the workers of the Y w. The feeling of percent. inspi- ration and 98 percent. precipitation. in Stilled in the workers by Miss James, district manager for Arizona, did won- ders for the campaign. The personnel of the workers. their personality, the cause, the need of the money for the 1 association work, all of them were con- tributing causes of its success. We have won out, in a most successful manner, and again I want to thank Phoenix. all of it Miss Lillian E. James. district man ager of the Y. W. for Arizona, left inn meGiately following the successful close of the campaign for her home in Cali l fornia Before leaving, she stated that 1 she had never had the privilege of | working with more congenial people and more loyal than she had found right here in Phoenix. i Those who contributed to the suc- cess of the final day of the campaign were:
 Anderson & Walker, Arizona Auto the Misses Archer. 1 w. N Baus, F. L. Burger, C. P. 1 Brown, Ada Bovell, Fannie l.. Banta. G. W. Biehn, Mrs. J. T. Bowles, Mrs. l B. o. Brown, Busy Drug Store. Ben | nett Lumber Co, J. R. Bradshaw, Belva Byers, Mrs Harry M. Blair. K. A. Clausen, N. T. Christopher, E. P Conway, Frances Craighead, A. H. Clinton. Garth w Cate, Caroline 1 Christy, Lamar Cobb, Mrs. P. !. Colodny, Elizabeth Grumpy, Mabel c. ! Crumby, w w. Catlin Co. 1 Margaret Demling. Ethel Dom, Jos. Doland, Dr. Dennett 1 Edw E. Eisele, Jennie Ellingson, Mrs. J. A. Estabrook. l Mrs. Robt Friedel, Margaret Full wiler. Nan Fulwiler Edith Fulwiler. 1 Mrs. W. H. Forman, Ford Garage. 1 Mrs B. A. Fowler. Mrs. Green, Mrs. G. E. Garner, Mrs l C. C. Gibbons, J. C. Gibbs. Mrs. H. J. Gray, Mrs. J. F. Goddard. Anne Gar nett. Mrs. Wm. C. Gillespie, Mar guerite Graham.
 l Mrs. Dwight E. Heard Wm. $ | Heflin, Vic Hanny. Ray L. Hubbard l ] Hewins, J. Holmes, Mrs. S. w. Hang CT. Mrs. w. S. Humbert, Mrs. E. l Hopkins, Laure H. Henderson. Mrs Alice Hine. Mrs. J. C. Hammond. Mrs w. c. Henderson.
 F. lngvodstad, Mary Isabel Irwin.
 Helen Jennings, Mrs. Claude Jones Phillipa Jones, Russell Jones. Mrs. J NIar trude Jay, Myrtle L. Johnston. Zella Jay.
 Bertha C. Neck, Mrs. Anna Kelly. Vema l.. Lantis, Hattie Juanit1 Lantis. Reese M. Ling Mrs. Imogene La Chance, Mrs. Alma Lowe. Mrs Geo. Logic, Marjorie Leavell, J. b Lea.
 Mrs. Ethel McGinnis, Melczer Bros. 1 Moore & Mcclellan, Miller Sterling Co.
 Mildred Norris. Mrs. NJ E. Morin U. c. Norton, w. D. O'Neil.
 Mrs. Chas. R. Osburn. Estelle M Osburn, the O'Malley Lumber Co. Jno. P. Orme.
 T. J. Prescott, w. H. Patrock, R. c
 Petit, Phoenix Flour Mills, R. K
 Peabody, Popular Dry Goods Co.
 Marian Robinette, Ada Lee Reb- stock, Mrs. Earl S. Ream. Mrs. E. E. Stenlake, Mrs. S. P Staples, Miss Mabel Smith, Hazle I Schoonmaker Mrs. Mercy Stafford Laura May Swan, Standard Furniture Co, W. Scarlett, Mary Louis Sharpe
 D. L. Sturges.
 Helen c. Tufts, Miss Minnie Tho mason. Mrs. Agnes Thompson E. D Turner
 Mrs. E. F. VanKirk, M. L. VieuX
 Valley Lumber Co.,
 Mrs. NJ J. Woodbridge, Mrs. E F. Wiatt, Mrs. J. w. Walker, Dr. All len N. Williams, Mrs C. B. Williams Sara M. Whitfield, Nellie B. Wilkin- lson, Mrs. E. B. Winstanley, H. D
 Wilson.
 Mrs J. M. Yapel
 l Mrs Zimmerman
 | -0----- l NOT GUILTY
 Mother-"Well, Robbie, I hope yor