Arizona republican., 1917-10-28


 The big food pledge card drive starts tomorrow morning. All over Maricopa county this week will know the visiting of every family by work CTS who have volunteered in the pa triotic service. Chairman P. c. Nor ton and County Manager Nye have ledistricted the county carefully and are more than pleased with the en- thusiasm with which the proposition aas been greeted.
 The workers will present for sigma ture card that reads as follows:
 ITO the Food Administrator:
 T am glad to join you in the
 service of food conservation for
 our nation and I hereby accept
 membership in the United States
 food administration, pledging my
 self to carry out the directions
 and advice of the food admin istfator in my home. insofar as my circumstances permit That's all there is to the card and to the responsibility involved. The ladvice received on the home card of instruction mainly concerns substitu- tion of foods that are in plenty for foods that are in short supply, and that are needed to feed our allies in the trenches and in the famine stricken homes of Europe. These cards have been sent out, 5000 or more of them, to the several district captains from the food ad- ministration local headquarters on North Central avenue and the work ing forces already are being mar I shalled and instructed by the district | officers. The list of these captains and workers, as far as compiled fol- l lows:
 Executive Committee for County l Dr. J. C. Norton. chairman, Phoenix l Mrs. John Dennett, vice, chairman 1 Phoenix
 1 Mrs. H. A. Guild Madison district
 J. G. Spangler, Mrs. Wm. Menhen- net Mesa.
 Mrs. Grant Jones, Tempe.
 Mrs. Geo. Lewis, Chandler.
 Mrs. E. F. Jack, Prof. G. A. Mckee 1 Glendale.
 H. NJ. Watson. Buckeye.
 Mrs. Akin, Wickenburg.
 w. A. Barr, 1mogene Nicely, Will lard K Craig, Mrs. Lou Emerson Mrs. S. D. Little, Mrs. J. S. Stark Mrs. A. C. Baker Mrs Hugh Camp 1 bell, Prof. L. Elliott, Mrs W. C Foster Lester Sprinkle, Mrs Geo. Stoneman, Phoenix.
 Phoenix has been divided into 1; districts and a captain placed in eaci district with from to 20 worker. to make the house-to- house canvas! to secure the signing of the pledg, cards.
 Additional workers are needed il some districts. Volunteers are asked to report to pr. J. c. Norton's offic,
 District No. 1-Center Seventl street and Van Buren to Roosevel street: Mrs. Geo. Tisdale, captain lieutenants Mrs Geo. Coffin. Mrs H. M Lewis Mrs. J. c. Brown, Mrs Goulim, Mrs. Burton, Prof. Rummel
 District No. 2.-Center to Seventl street and Van Buren to McDowel
 Road: Mrs. S. D. Little, captain; lieu
 tenants. Mrs H. C. Dennett, Mrs J
 N. McNaughton, Mrs. H. A. Dieh
 Mrs. D. II. Burtis, Mrs. ]. L. Irwin
 Mrs. J. D. Loper, Mrs. E. Munsor
 J. W. Pierce, Mrs. F. E. Pascoe, Mrs
 Fredline, Mrs. Beard Miss May Will
 son, Miss Sexson Mrs G. B. Coucl
 District No. 3.-Center to Sevent
 avenue and Van Buren to Harriso
 street: Mrs. w. c. Foster captain
 lieutenants. Mrs. White. Hutchinson Swetnam, Stark, Hinckley and Misse
 Eva Behn, Court, King, McNulty
 Calhoun, Knapp, Ross. Sheldo. Phelps, Esgate. Thompson, Seelant ; Bessie and Ellen Humphrey.
 District No. 4.-Center to Sevent
 street and Harrison to Van Buren
 Mrs. A. c. Baker, captain; lieuten
 ants. Mrs. Connors. Mrs. Judg Franklin, Mrs. l. J. Johnson, Mir , John Page, Mrs. Sidney Ross, Mir
 Chas. McArthur. Miss Florence Alex
 ander Gusten, Mrs Sullivan. T District No. 5.-Seventh street | , 18th street and Harrison to Va . Buren street: Mrs. John Dennett, JI
 captain; lieutenants, Mrs. A. H. Bal Der, Mrs. L. F. Hewins, Mrs. Inc gene LaChance, Mrs. c. T. Walter Rita Green. Miss Rhea Roudousqu ] Mrs. T. H. Brouch, Mrs. Jessie Jame : District No. 6.-Se, lth street i: 18th street and Van Buren to Roose ! welt: Mrs. E. M. Duclow, captain . lieutenants. Lester Sprinkler, Mrs ! R. Templin.
 : Roosevelt and 18th street to McDowe ! Road; Prof. Lloyd Elliot, capt; lie, , tenants. Mrs. J. M. Barker, Mrs. N . Carpenter, J. B. Wilson, c. H. Gan | bee and Miss May Utley District No. 71a.-Mrs. Sims Ei ! captain; lieutenants, Mrs. Fennemor l Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Kirkland, MT Studer, Mrs. Griffin.
 District No. S-Seventh avenue |. 18th avenue and Van Buren to Roos, ? welt: Mrs. R. C. Baker, captain; lie, : tenant Mrs Geo. Thompson. District No. 9.-Fifteenth avenue 1 18th avenue and Van Buren to NJ. Dowell Road: Mrs. Corpstein, cal ! tain; lieutenants, Mrs Frank ! Rush, Mrs. Chas. R. Osborn, MT Plunkett. ] District No 1O-Fifteenth avenl 7 to 23rd avenue and Van Buren . Harrison: Mrs. H. R. St. Claire, cal ! tain: lieutenants. Mrs. L. M. Harriso |. Mrs. Geo. D. Christy, Mrs. F'rar D Parker, Mrs. w. l.. Pinney, Mrs. Ali i ken, Miss Flora Grier. : District No 11.-Seventh avenue Il 18th avenue and Van Buren to Ha . rison: Mrs. Chas. Arnold, captain : ieutenants, Mrs. McArdle, Ruddero | Meitzner. Ed. Williams. Meyhe, Elm s Warren, Henry Larson, Jacob Hen, II erson, E. Patton.
 4 District No. 12.-Central avenue ' 18th avenue and Harrison to He N shaw Road: Miss Marguerite Wi = Hams. captain.
 n District No. 13.-Center street
 18th St. and Harrison to Hensha