Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
ARIZONA STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
 NAMES OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES AND
 CONDEMNS USING GRAINS FOR ALCOHOL

ne A!1Zona state COGnSii or De- ! fense, created at the call of Governor Thomas E. Campbell, ard made up of men who are unselfishly giving their time and money to prepare the i state against the inroads of war and it's accompanying famine and desti- the state house. The meeting was harmonious. is was the sole object of those present 10 do all they could for the state, and do it in such a manner as to merit the confidence of the people they represent.
 Gathered in the senate chamber, where in the past elective legislators have worked, quarreIed and passed bills only after weeks Of wrangling, the very simplicity of the manner in which the defense council worked was a prediction of what is to come. They mean business. and they adopt ed business methods last night in set ting their difficulties. When the subject of money was brought up, someone asked how much was need ed. Governor Campbell calculated it would cost $700 a month to run the executive ccmrlittee, and in a space of less than two minutes those pres en. subscribed over twice that amount
 The council met last night at o'clock to listen to the report of the executive committee which had been busy for several hours selecting the chairmen and personnel of the va rious sub committees. t was the enGeavor of the executive committee to select men representing every part of the state, and men and women who were best fitted by their peculiar talents, business affiliations or previous training to sit on these NOiiilliltNcGS-
 Following the relding of the lists of committees, several additions were made The committees as finally ac- cepted are as follows:
 PUBLIC DEFENSE AND SECURITY John c. Greenway, chairman; Fred Coiter, CotervIIe; Gan Hogan, Flagstaff; s. A. Franz, Clifton; H. H. Head, Prescott: Dan MiIlet, Ar lineton; Mr. Denman, kinqman; s o. Thompson. Florence; Rev. F. N. Johnson, Gobe c. M. Layton. Saf- ford; Fred Sutter, Bishee; Captain L. w. Mix. Nogaies: Rye Miles, Tue son; Captain William McDermott, Tucscn; Patrick C. Gettins, Phoenix; Mulford W;nsor, Yuma.
 Military Training = Col. Leroy Brown, Tucson, chairman: F. M. Irish, Tempe; T p. Howard. Globe; l Harry E. Pickett, Douglas; R. B. Walton, Winsiow; George Truman, 1 Florence; E. J. Mitchell, Prescott. doIph, chairman, Tucson; Gen. L. H. 1 Manning, Tucson; w. A. Drake. Prescott: R. H. Tuttle. WinsIow; F. B. King. Douglas; p. Reisinger, Cliff '0'' C. M. Scott ,v ph0sn'*
 Highways and Routes of Travel ! Lamar Cobb, Phoenix, chairman; Gustav Becker, SpringerviIle; R. j.. YoLne, Stafford; Joe Prochaska, Miami: William Stephens, Prescott; Babbitt, Flagstaff; John C. Ryan, 1 Warren. 1 in orna EhoenIx
 Labor-John L. Donnelly, Phoenix, chairman; Pasaualo Vargas: Gorenoi; Ro5ert E. Tally, Jerome; L. s. Gates, l Ray; H. A. Clark, Douglas; J. G. Compton, Tucson. J. F. Mshoney. WinsIow; C. E. Mills, Miami; Thomas A. French, Phoenix;lJ. E. Currey, Bsbee; John Chriety, Clifton; Geo. :, H. DoweIl, Douglas;
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 Public Health and ssnitation-Dr. R. M. Looney. chairman, Phoenix; Dr.. E. Payne Palmer, Phoenix; Mrs. w. o. Schuster, Winsiow; pr. G. Thatcher; pr. F. S. Shine, Warren; D.. Raymond, Flagstaff; Dr. c. B. Patton, Ajo; Dr. J. E. Bacon, Miami |; Dr.. Meade Clyne, Tucson; pr. Will liam RauIolin, St. Johns; Mrs. Brady O'Ne;l, Phoenix; pr. Mary Neff. Phoenix.
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 Relief-Judee E. w. Wells. chairman, Prescott; Bishop Julius w. Atwood, Mrs. J. w. Henderson, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Phoenix; Mrs. Elizabeth w. Layton, Thatcher; Mrs. Jos. w. Smith, Snowflake; Mrs. E. W. French, Ray; Rev. Mr. GoIdon, Noeaies; Mrs. Nor I ris Moldwater, Prescott; Rev. MT. E. w. Simonscn, Douglas; Rev. John r Frye, Bisbee; Rev. Father Cypran Vabre, Flagstaff; Miss Jane Ryder, Tucson; Allen E. Ware, kingman; pr. J. A. ketchersde, Yuma; Mrs. Mike
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