Arizona republican., 1916-10-17
MORE MACHINES
 NEED TO CARRY WOMEN VISITORS

This little item is designed to espec- | ially arouse the women of Phoenix to ! an appreciation of the automobile eX- | cursion feature of the general arrange ments for the entertainment of the 1 speakers coming on the Woman's 1 Campaign Train for Hughes, Friday, | October 20. A great many more auto mobiles are needed than have yet been ! volunteered for service on that day. The women who are to be met and heard are all women worth while and their visit is not to be a close con-! munion' affair While it is republi- can enterprise it is more than that. It is to be great demonstration of Wom- en in a patriotic outpouring, for as Miss kellOr has said, the work of this train party is more patriotic than political"
 The automobile division is under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes whose telephone is S163 and she earnestly hopes that a great many , more women will offer their cars and their services for three hours on Fri day morning. There will be meetings in Tempe and in Glendale at 10 o'clock, one half the automobiles going in each direction. and all leaving the Arizona club, in the Noll building, at o'clock Mrs l.. C. McNary will be in charge of the Tempe meeting and Mrs. J. L. Cant will be in charge of the Glendale meeting. Mrs. Joseph H. kibbey, wife Of the republican candidate for sen ator, will accompany the Glendale di- vision and Mrs. Tom Campbell wife of the candidate for governor will accom- pany the Tempe division.
 All will be back in Phoenix by 1l:30 so the women who drive machines will | huN fnv ation before the luncheon at l2: 30. In this connection Mrs. Ainsworth chair man of the general committee. desires it announced that every woman on the reception committee will be expected to regard herself as a hostess on that day, at all times, and it is hoped as many as possible will attend the runs to the nearby towns.
 All who attend the Glendale meet
 ing in their own cars, from the sur
 rounding country. are invited to fall in
 and join the return drive to Phoenix
 Those in Mesa and Chandler. or from
 wherever they may come to the Tempe
 meeting, are urged to do likewise An
 other special request is that each car
 that joins in the valley jaunts. will be
 decorated with a small flag so they
 may be easily distinguished from the
 many other cars in Phoenix. This will
 be a practical aid to the committee, es-
 pecially at the time of making up the
 parties at the Arizona club.
 i Twenty two cars to date have been
 offered for the Glendale and Tempe
 rides. At least thirty will be needed
 and If forty or fifty are offered it will
 be none too many for il is desirable that accommodation be found for all the members of the reception commit ~,.r
 all the other women in town who will volunteer their cars and their services
 It will be seen by this that volunteers
 need not be confined to those that comprise the general reception com mittee. IL is in no sense an exclusive affair. The meetings will consist oi five minute talks by the guests of tho day. who are women il will be a priv ilege for anyone to listen to, ever .. though they may cherish some differ ences in political opinions.
 The following named women thu,
 far, have volunteered their services , and their cars for Friday forenoon anC will be depended upon: Mrs. Franl Parker. Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. Oscar Roberts, Mrs Royal Lescher. Mrs. George Christy ' Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs. Georg, !. Humbert. Mrs. Henry Eads Mrs. liar : ry Diehl. Mrs. Paul Ingles. Mrs. E. F. Marks. Mrs. Harold Baxter. Mrs :, Charles Arnold. Mrs Warren McAr thur. Miss Elliott. Mrs J. C. Adams Mrs. Foster Rockwell, Mrs Hugl
 Daggs. Mrs. J. F. Goddard, Mrs. Ha
 Bennett, Mrs. Victor Norris As stated
 above Mrs. Jenckes would like to re ceive other volunteers by telephon l, and would also like to be apprised O the names of those members of the re n ception committee who can attend i
 there is room. but who have no mean
 of conveyance.