Arizona republican., 1917-11-07
200 EXPECTED AT DINNER TONIGHT AT
 THE WOMAN $ CUB

More than 150 residents of Phoenix have expressed their intention to be present at the banquet at the Wom- ans club tonight to usher in the cam7 paign for the "Y' war work fund. Dl. J. C. Norton, in charge of the arrange ments, is confident that by noon more than zoo plates will have been re- served
 Interest in the campaign to rais4 $12,0 in the Phoenix district for tha soldiers welfare is manifested on every side and already a large number oi subscriptions have been guaranteed by Phcenicians.
 The dinner tonight will be in the na- ture of a rally of those who are work ing directly for the campaign and Of those who are closely connected with war work propaganda There will be no subscriptions taken or pledges asked
 Dr. Norton talked over the telephone with James G. McNeary of Fl Paso, the Texas banker, stating that he would arrive in Tucson this morning. where he will meet Dr. VOn kleinSmidt. The two will travel by auto to Florence and then come immediately to Phoenix, where each will deliver an address at the dinner this evening. Governor Campbell will be one of the speakers of the evening.
 The campaign in Phoenix, part Of the national campaign of the Associa- tiun to raise $35, 100000 for "" war work, is already assured success. due largely to the caliber of the men behind it. Included in the list are: Dr. J. C. Norton, Phoenix, chairman; F. E. Moore. Phoenix, vice chairman: H E. | Christy. Fl PasO, Texas, treasurer; H. 5. Durkee, Phoenix, campaign man ager; G. H. Kinlzie, Phoenix, executive secretary. Executive committed: pr. J. C. Norton, contractor; T. E. Camp bell, governor of Arizona; L. w. Cog gins, Mgr, Px. T. & T. Co.,; D. E. Heard. chairman Arizona council of de- fense; " Macarthur, state mgr. food conservation; Harry Tritle. mgr. second Liberty loan campaign; Harry Welsh. secretary chamber of commerce; Ed ward s. Parker, general manager of Southwest Cotton company.
 The city of Phoenix has been divided into districts in each of which team of workers will carry on the campaign. At an enthusiastic meeting of the team 1 captains at the "" yesterday after noon. the final details for the plan in | the city were perfected. The teams i and their captains are as follows: l Net plsiii4s l(l J OiII 4pCill1ell, JI., team, H. B. Wilkenson, Bert o. Brown George ! Day J. F. Nunnely. Dwight 5. Heard i A. A. Betts, Charles Heath. L. L. Plank, Hal c. Price.
 Captain, C. D. Doris; team: J. A. Moor, Ed O'Malley, C. M Candy, E. T. Ceilings R. F. Burnett, Roy S. Good rich, c T. Hirst, H. M. Jones, C. c AfcElroy
 Captain, " D. Saunders: team: A T. Esgate, D. H. Burtis, J. B. Gillispie
 J. Stanley Howard. L. E, White T. c McReyrolds, Ben Stanton, V. O. Wall .ngf5rd, $. |. Tuttle, W. C. Button
 Captain, L. ". Coggins; team: L. r | Templin, Fred Blair Townsend, Chriss Lee, Paul Kantz, L. L. Harmon. Linn Orme, A. F. Earle.
 Captain, Dave Goldberg; team: Car Anderson, c. R. Asbury, F. H. Ensign
 <. C. Gettins. l. J. Johnson, J. D Loper. ]. II. Mulrein, Harry Kay. w. L pinney
 , Captain, Warren McArthur; team 1 Fred barrows, K. Thane Cook, A. G 1 Dulmage, A. R. Cater, w. C.. Horn burger, W. W. Lawhon, Harry L l Shedd.
 Captain, Franklin D. Lane; team: i Fred Adams, H. A. Diehl, Charles Don i ofrio, Roger Lavine, s. H. Mitchell, Dr l.. Munson.
 The campaign will run Thursday si Friday and Saturday