Arizona republican., 1918-11-09
WARWORKDR|yE WILL BEGIN IN
 JUST 48 HOURS
Chairman Dave Goldberg Is
 InCharge Of Twenty-F Teams That Will Solicit
 Subscriptions In Phoenix

fDtpoNI liO1io LII IiONIl1-A What may become the nucleus of local branch of the War Camp Com munity service has had its beginning the mobilization of the re- sources of the Woman's club for the work of entertaining any soldiers who may be passing through Phoenix.
 Yesterday Mrs. H. D. Ross, wife of the justice of the supreme court, had as her guests two soldiers on their way to Whipple barracks. These men were in the city all day. both being sufferers from tuberculosis and both bound for the government hospital near Prescott.
 Mrs. Ross wal one of number of members of the Woman's club who had listed her home as a place of enter tainment for such visitors. These pa triotic club members list their places with J. o. Sexson, secretary of the "Y, !" who keeps in touch with visiting men of the service, and to Mrs. Ross fell the honor of entertaining the first two Cf what will undoubtedly be rap idly growing list.
 War Camp Service
 One of the men entertained had not been in a private home for half a year and his delight was obvious. Both the men have light cases of the dread white plague.
 This work just really getting under way in Phoenix is exactly in line with the effort of the War Camp Commun- ity service all over the country-to care fer the men in this country when they are away from camp on leave or fur tough.
 The War Camp Community service is one of the seven agencies united in the United War Work campaign of next week. Like the others, it $ asking funds to continue the work it does ir the great community centers like New York another year. Arizona already has several branches of the service where regular entertainment hotels and buildings are maintained the most notable being the one at Douglas.
 Ready to Start Monday
 Phoenix city is getting ready to ioir Maricopa county and Arizona state 1T going over the top next week for the United War Work campaign-the ccm. bination of the seven great war wei fare work agencies, the MICA, tho Y.W.C.A., National Catholic War coun. cil Jewish Welfare board. War CamI Community service, American Librar! association and Salvation Army. Tn, great drive itself opens bright anc early Monday morning and in Phoenix as in the other cities of the state, can vassing teams will be at work takin: subscriptions. cash and pledges for tn, United War Work fund.
 Dave Goldberg is city chairman ant he has named canvassing teams wht will go out after the nimble dollar during the coming week when tn, United War Work campaign is on Several campaign novelties have beel arranged for the campaign and tn, spirit of the organization is the high est for the people backing the worl are not only battling for the welfare O the boys in the service but against tn, influenza epidemic as we'll
 City Teams
 Here are the city committees a4 ! named by Phoenix City Chairman Goldberg:
 l.. R. Templin, chairman; F. c. Me Nabb, Eyed Weber, Charles Simmons Harry HaR
 (. |. ncrlroy. chairman; Dr. Nun son, J. G. Irwin. $. J. Nicholson, H. A Diehl.
 Paul Kantz, chairman: William lief lin, Henry Chambers, J. R. Detwiler B. W. Getsinger.
 C. F. Beach. chairman; Henry Bas witz, w. E. Ferguson, George H. Reu bens, J. Rowlands. G. A. Judson. chairman; William A Work, Y. o. Wallingfcrd. Hal Bird. | L. Stewart.
 Frank Lane, chairman: Tom Smitf Bert J. Brown, R. r. Garnett, William Dorman
 W. C. Button. chairman; F. II. Lar sen, Stockton Henderson, William Pin ney, George Nickel. W. J. Burns. chairman; Fred Jacobs Ray Kalfus, Fred Dibble, R. 4. Wat kins.
 W. W.-Lawhon, chairman; commit tee to be announced later.
 E. W. Kramer, chairman: Earl Cur tis, Vic Hanny, George Coffin, Joe Car son.
 John O'Malley, chairman; J. J. Kohl | berg, Frank Luke, C. H. Pratt, A. " Fisher.
 J. NJ. Aiken. chairman; Dr. Futile. F J. Nunley, E. W. Thayer, C. w. Good man.
 c. D. Doris. chairman; Art Rickart Paul Bennett.
 H. A. Asbury, chairman; II. r. De Mund, Hal Prince.
 E. W. Lewis, chairman; Charle Christy, Harry Thompson (Palac Hardware company.) | A. A. Betts, chairman; Jesse Boyct 1 Con Cronin.
 Frank DeSouza, chairman; J. \ Stewart B. F. Marks.
 James Mulrein, chairman; L. Gal land, George D. Smith.
 Charles Korrick, chairman; Jame McNay, D. A. Donofrio.
 Sid Goldman, chairman; Fred Bar i rows. Arthur Luhrs.
 Donald Dunbar, chairman; Warre McArthur. Nerncn F. Clark.
 l.. W. Coggins. chairman; J. D. Lo per, $. H. Mitchell.
 GuX Nevitt, chairman; H. Duffy, ] w. Griffen.
 R. D. Loper. chairman; R. c. Saul ley, H. L. Shedd