Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
ALL ORGANIZED READY TO START
 NAR WORkDR|v
Although Quota For Marico- pa Is Only $60,0O0, Effort
 Is To Be Made To Raise
 Grand Total Of $90,O00

County organization for the great United War Work campaign of next week is now absolutely complete and County Chairman Dwight B. Heard be- lieyes that everything is well in hand for the hard work needed to put Mari copa in the honor list for the seven welfare war organizations-the r. NJ c. A., the T. W. C. A.. National Cath olic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service American Library association and Sal vatiOn Army.
 All of the workers realize that to sus- tain the morale of the arfly during the difficult demobiliZation period these seven welfare agencies will be called upon for more service than ever before. and so the effort is to secure as large an subscription to the quota for this county as possible The quota for Maricopa county is $60,000, and at least S90, coo is hoped for and badly needed.
 County Organization
 The organization list for Maricopa county as announced by County Chair man Heard is as follows Dwight B. Heard, County Chairman.
 Simon Oberfelder. County Treasurer.
 J. 0. SeXsOn, County Secretary. City Chairman Dave Goldberg. Phoenix.
 Mrs L. w. Lewis, vice chairman
 O. $. Stapley, Mesa, Charles Woolf, Tempe Dr. T. NJ. Pearson. Glendale. George P. Brown. Buckeye. ] A. E. Volk. WickenburS. 1 Mrs. Donald Dunbar chairman of | Fair Committee.
 Maricopa County Executive Committee
 Dwight E. Heard, Chairman.
 T. C. McReynolds.
 Col. L. W. Coggins.
 Mrs. John Bennett, Jr.
 Mrs. 5. E. Marks.
 J. T. Whitney.
 Con r. Cronin.
 J. J. Shearer. | J. w. Lesueur. Charles Woolf. W. H. Robinson.
 George P. Brown.
 Dr. T. M. Pearson. Il J. o. SeXson.
 A. R. Nolk
 Tempe District. c. c. Woolf, general chairman. This district includes school districts of Tempe, Jordon. Kyrene and Rural. The district chairmen for these school districts are: Tempe, c. c. Woolf: Jordon, J. A. Houston: Kyrene, w. H. Redden; Rural, W. M Painter.
 Mesa District, o. s. Stapley, general chairman. This district includes school districts of Mesa, Lehi. Alma. The dis trict chairmen for these school districts are: Mesa. o. $. Stanley: Lehi, o. J. Powers; Alma, Hugh Dana
 Glendale District. Dr. J. NJ. Pearson, general chairman This district in- cludes school districts of Glendale. In- dependence, Cartwright, Pendergast Alhambra. The district chairmen for these school districts are: Glendale. I NJ. Pearson; Independence, Lin Orme; Cartwright J. Stanley Howard; Pen dergast. John Graham; Alhambra Hugh Jones.
 Buckeye District Geo. r. Brown general chairman. This district in Icludes school districts of Palo Verde . Arlington. Liberty and Buckeye. The district chairmen for these school dis tricts are: Palo Verde L. w. Harper; Arlington. W. H. Herman; Liberty. H A. Hammels; Buckeye, Geo. P. Brown
 School District Division
 Riverside, Mrs. D. L Anderson Isaac-A. $. Reed
 Washington-Mrs.J J. D. Stannard. Wilson-Mrs. c. T. Thompson
 Creighton-W. s. Wilson.
 Peoria-J. W. Forney Murphy-Mrs. Frank Parker.
 Balsz-U. NJ Gammill Madison-Mrs. A. c. Bailey.
 cottsdale-Chas Miller. I.aveen-T C. McReynolds
 Cashion-G. L. Paxton w. F.. Camp bell Gnbert-E. R. Wilber and E. R Cordell. Gila Bend-Dr L. H. Richards. Fower-James Willis Wickenburg-A. R. Volk. Roosevelt-J. J. Gould s Agua Caliente. !. D. Modesto.
 Morristown Harry Cox. ! Coldwater. Joseph Hill.
 Phoenix-Dave Goldberg