Arizona republican., 1918-11-13
SECOND DAY IF WAR WORK DRIVE ADDSS100,000 ID STATE TOTAL
 AAAR|COPA REACHES S235OO
Reports from Some County
 Districts Bring Word of Quotas Reached With Workers At High Speed

Workers At High Speed Results of the first day of hard work done in Arizona for the United War Work campaign, which opened Mon day, commenced to show yesterday when the total subscription took a jump of over S100,000 about three times what was reported for the state on the first day. People having fin ished their celebration of victory in the field and prospective peace, settled down to show the boys who had won that victory how they feel about it show them in a substantial fashion.
 State headquarters was able to re- port to national headquarters last evening that Arizona had already sub scribcd $l31,7S1 toward the work for the next year of the seven great wei fare organizations banded together in the United War Work campaign - the Y. M. C. A. the Y. W. c. A, National Catholic War Council (Knights of Co., lumbus), Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service, American Library association and Salvation Army.
 Maricopa's Work Showing
 Maricopa county took a big jump yesterday, raising it's total subscrip- tion to date to S23,50O. It is not, how ever, even in second place in total vol ume subscribed, even if it does have the second largest population in Ari- zona.
 Pinal is keeping all the other county organizations sitting up watching. Pinal is expected to announce official figures today which will indicate that 1t may have fartherest surpassed it's quota of any county in the state so Tar. However, Greenlee is making a tremendous squirt in individual sub scriptions for this honor, having raised and reported S24,0O0 so far Thus Greenlee has already raised 96 per cent of it's minimum quota.
 To Cochise fall the honor of the largest total so far, this hustling coun- ty having reported $50, 900 already sub scribed. This county has the largest quota in the state but in percentage leads Maricopa, which has as yet re- ported only go per cent of its quota as against 42 per cent raised by Cochise.
 Good for the Boys and Girls
 Victory Boys and Girls are making their elders hustle, for the younger hustlers of Arizona to the number of l,46i have already enrolled and con- tributed s7100. This is a better show ing than the older people have made, prOpOrtionately.
 Only one county in the state has failed to file a report with state head quarters, and that is Yavapai, which has 10 sustain its honor mark made in the Y. NJ. C. A. drive of last year. At that time Yavapai county had the largest per capita subscription for that welfare cause of any county in the United States. This time this county has volunteered to double it's quota so that when it's report comes in today something worth while is ex- pected Coconino is another county which has volunteered to double it's quota in this drive.
 Maricopa Drive Is Progressing
 Chairman Dwight B. Heard of the Maricopa county organization person. ally received over the telephone from J. F. Balsley, the very active manager ot the Standard oil companys branch in Phoenix. yesterday afternoon noti- ncaton that Manager Balsley has been authorized by his company to sub scribe $5,JO0 to the Maricopa county fund. This is the largest individual subscription yet made public in the state by the state committee. Mesa was given S400 and Chandler S10O.
 owing to the influenza, the Mari copa county committee has been greatly handicapped in it's work This disease has taken heavy toll of the county workers, but, thanks to the splendid spirit shown, quite a number of volunteer workers dropped into the places made vacant by illness
 This spirit is finely shoVn in several instances. One man, when he found inc county was tagging volunteered to raise his original subscription of $l00 10 S250, and one company doubled it's original subscription of s100 and IS making an elaborate plan for con- trbutions of it's employees through a novel scheme backed by the company organization.
 Madison District Sets Pace
 The first district in Maricopa county to 20 over its minimum quota top is madison. with Mrs A. G. Bailey as chairman. Mrs. Bailey reports that Madison has by no means stopped with what 1t has done, but is going strong"
 Mrs. Bailey further reported that their workers were very much i'm pressed with the spirit of the people in giving this money, and that they had not yet covered their territory and that we cant expect a great deal more money from them.
 we are lndlng that thtS is the spirit of the entire county The people are paying no attention to their quotas but are expecting to give to this great cause until they feel that they have done their duty. and in some way ex- press their sincere appreciation of the great work our boys are doing and have been doing over there'
 Several Maricopa county committees have been out of the running because of illness, and the remaining commit tees. realizing the tremendous task before them, have redoubled their ef- fort to make up the deficiency. As Chairman Heard puts it: They are relying upon the spirit of the people believing that this drive still will be put over the top in Maricopa county hy the active cooperation of those who wish to make this a thank offer ing of the people in honor of peace with victory"
 Two Reports Are Encouraging
 Roosevelt district is another schoo section making q fine report. This