Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
THRIFT STAMP DRIVE GIVEN
 BY K|WAN|S CLUB PUTS NAIL k IN bOX OF KAISER WILHELM

First setting the Kiwanis club mark
 Tor the thrift stamp day dirve at 1e,-
 eeo stamps, doubling that figure be-
 fore the day dawned and then in actual
 salesmanship selling more than twice
 that number of thrift stamps, was the
 result of last Saturdays campaign, the
 report of which was read at the lunch
 con of the Kiwanis club which was
 held at the Y. M. c. A. Tuesday. When
 the announcement was made that 42,-
 500 stamps have been sold, when the
 number which they were striving for
 was 10000, the members of the club
 applauded enthusiastically The results
 which were shown by Campaign Chair
 man J- C. Dobbips, far exceeded the
 most sSnguine expectations of any of the members of the club. Nearly S11-
 coo derived from the sale of the thrift
 stamps has been turned over to Post
 master Nicholson.
 The campaign took place Saturday and was opened with a patriotic pa
 rsde which was led by the Indian school band and included machines in which the state, county and city cam- palgn directors and the men and wom- en who took an active part in the cam psign, rode. Following the parade, tenn porsry sales stations were established at many of the important business corners of the city where the thrift stamps were offered for sale These stations were tended by one or more business or professional men and a bevy of pretty girls.
 AS an opening number on the pro- gram at the meeting Tuesday, Dr. Ray C Hsxker gave g. rousing talk on Pa trIoslsn After dwelling upon war situations in general, pr. Harker en- M EnfH fha Frxx AA ed hls entire savings, no matter how small. in war savings thrift stamps was just as patriotic as the one, who being able, invested heavily in liberty bonds.
 A committee was appointed to plan an entertainment for the men and women who rendered such valuable as- sistance in the campaign and made the great success possirie. The affair Will be in the nature of a dance and card party and will be given at the Women's club Although the date for 1t has not been definitely set, it will proDaoiy be next Thursday evening" January 31. Each of the young women invited will be privileged to invite one friend of the opposite sex. The movie which was taken of the campaign pa- rade will be shown at the Columbia theater next Wednesday.
 before the close of the meeting the l picture which was taken during the | campaign was shown. The picture is l a great success It is unusually clear and the faces show up very we'll | mere are 6 great many people in the film who do not know that their pic lures were included This film will be shown in Phoenix as stated and should draw large patronage. The proceeds ', Al used for advertising for war savings.
 The Kiwanis club feels especially indebted to the following men and women who aided in Saturdays cam paign.
 l. J. Johnson, R. c. Saufley, L. F. White. Dave Goldberg, B. F. Carter, A. T. Esgate, George c. Barnum F. ]. Il Hughes, H. W. Chambers, c. E. Beach. J. II. Mulrein, H. E. Chaney, F. w. II Philips, P. W. De Jong, c. D. Doris U. w. Blair, w. H. Plunkett, w. w. Wilkinson, E. Munson, William C. Gil- | lespie. Hal Prince, J. E. RowIands, J. c. Doobins. Geo. A. Judson, Vernon L. Clark. Earl Benson, A. R. Cater, MT. Thornton, Carl Anderson, F. H. En- sign, C. H. Lawrence, George Lillie F.. D. Raley, Geo. H. Rubens. MT F, Houston, J. G. Sanchez, J. B. Blea, Mir. Ensinas.
 Miss Anga McCanne, Miss Louise Geyler, Mrs. c. J. McElroy. Miss Alleen Russell, Mrs. ". M. Harris. Miss Alice White, Miss Sue Murphy, II Miss Olive Wilcox, Miss Louise Class | Miss Irene Sidel, Miss Matabelle Il Dawes, Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Miss | N Hughes, Miss Pauline Class. Miss Margaret OSullivan, Miss Virginia | Davis, Miss Annie Greenleaf. Miss l Kate Christy, Miss Mabel H. Latham Miss Marjorie W. Burns, Miss Emma | | I. Jack, Miss Mary Sidney Calhoun. Miss Mary Jane EHir, Miss Carrie | Rock. Miss Edna Lfnnel, Miss Hazel ! 9. Soule, Miss Ruby Schroeder, Miss ] Lima K. Sheldon, Miss Suzanna IF Hunt, Miss Mary E. Flynn, Miss l Lucy M. Cummings, Miss Bessie Fl Conger, Miss Olive Barnes, Miss | Louise Boyd, Miss Florence Best, | Miss Olive Huff, Miss Bernice | Miss Zela Halterman. Miss Lorraine Birno, Miss Elvira | Healy, Mrs. P. K. Lewis, Mrs. Geo. II Luterding, Mrs. H. W. Asbury. Mrs. | A. B Eustace. Henretta Olney, Kittie Craig, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. s. l