Arizona republican., 1918-04-25

' fifth avenue; aide, J. P. Lavin.
 Red Cross Section, Roy s. Goodrich, form on South Fifth avenne-
 Liberty Loan and patriotic workers form on North Fifth avenue. State committee, H. J. McClung; county committee, J. R. Loftus; city commit tee, Lamar Cobb.
 Women's sections; state committee, Miss Alice Birdsall; county committee, Mrs. G. B. Schuller; city committee, Mrs L. H. Chalmers; Mrs. c. w. liar ris. Mrs. Otis E. Young, Mrs. H. H. Braxton, Mrs R E. Moore, Miss Har- jet Hurley, Mrs. I. LaChance.
 War Savings societies: Harry R. Tritle, James c. Dobbins; aide, H. T. Duffy.
 General individual section. for indi- vidual automobiles, form on Washing on street, west of Seventh avenue, as far west as needed aides, Bert Brown, WE. Ferguson, w. C. Mills, A. W. Gal | pin, R. D. Roper.
 Organizations and machines should be in position ready to move Dy IU q. n!. Owners should be impressed with the l importance of decorating machines with national colors but without desecratlon to flag.
  from Seventh avenue east to Seconc street, north to Adams street, west to Second avenue, north to Van Buren to Y. M. c. A. stadium, Automobiles I will run eastward to Fourth street be- fore turning north to Adams.
 Return Flags to City I The city government wishes persons who have borrowed flags from the city recently please return them today to the city electricians office, room 4, City Hall, as the city needs the flags for decorative purposes Friday.
 Governor Issues Proclamation
 Urging that the occasion of the Flag parade, which is to be given under t;4a auspices of the Womens Liberty Loan Cor mittee of Phoenix, be observed as a half holiday, Governor Hunt yester- day issued proclamation setting aside Friday forenoon, April 26, for that purpose.
 The governors Phoenix proclamation was supplementary to a proclamation issued the previous day in which Fri dlv afternoon was set aside to be ob- served as a half holiday throughout the state of Arizona. The proclamation is as follows:
 The President of the United States has appointed Friday, the twenty sixth day of April 1918, as Liberty Day. and has requested that on the afternoon of that day the people of the United States assemble and pledge anew their financial support to the nation. 1 have pledged Arizona's unqualified support to the presidents request, and, there fore, urge that the afternoon of Fri day, April the tWenty-siXth be made a holiday throughout the state. l hope , that all schools, stores and public } places will be closed on that afternoon , and that the people join in patltdtic l demonstration, promoting the success l of the Third Liberty Loan and a suc- , cessful prosecution of all war measures The day cannot be Q successful dem- onstration of one hundred per cent : Americanism in Arizona without the l cooperation of every State county and municipal official, and every employer l It is fitting and timely to call atten- tion to the fact that Arizona is not feel , ing the effects of the war to the extent of our sister states in the east. Our eli mate has saved us from the effects ot , the coal shortage. Our production and , isolation have reduced to a minimum . the hardship of limited food supplies and our industries, by their nature eliminates the sufferings that have
 
 f factory cities of the east. It, therefore behooves us to respond promptly and emphatically to the financial call of the z hour. It is not enough for Arizona tC go over the top in subscribing to tht , Third Liberty Loan; it would be a blot : upon the state if any community does not reach it's quota. No section of tho , state should look to any other part o \ the state to make good a shortage z Somewhere on the battle line, some where in training camp, or some where on the ocean, there is soi6icI or sailor from every corner of oul state. That man must feel that hi. ? home, his section, is solidly behind him It will not be enough to know that tn state has gone over the top; he vii want to know that his friends over, | subscribed their quota, and that tn, T home that flies a service flag for hin | is in a community that flies the reward \ flag of the Third Liberty Loan.
 Not to the extent of our means, bu to the last dollar of our resources should be our pledge for Friday, Apri the twenty sixth, Liberty Day through out the United States
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hay hereunto set my hand and caused tn Great Seal of the State of Arizona t be affixed.
 (SEAL)
 ! Done at Phoenix, the Capital, thi | twenty third day of April, A. D. 1918. GEO. w. P. HUNT,
 Governor of Arizona Attest:
 T SIDNEY P. OSBORN, Secretary of State
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