Arizona republican., 1919-02-11
READY ID GIVE
 PENINCDAy
 IF TRIPLE DRIVE
Start of Campaign Yester- day In Phoenix and Mari copa County Finds All Prepared to Reply to Appeal

"The first day of the great triple drive for relief of the war stricken peoples of eastern Europe and western Asia. indicates that the people of Phoenix and Maricopa county, at least, are going 10 maintain their record of generous giving" said Sidney J. Ross, county chairman of the United drive for relief in the Near East at the Jose Of business last night.
 Headquarters for the Spanish speak ing population have been opened at 62 south Third street, with ]. B. Blea, C. E Domincuez and Mrs. Clara Emerson as the committee in charge and are rapidly getting things in shape for a whirlwind campaign. The Woman's committee with Mrs. Thomas l.. Camp bell as chairman. is directing its efforts toward the block unit campaign, and reports received at a late hour yester- day are very encouraging.
 Employers Can Aid
 City chairman Wallace F.. Button re- ports favorable progress made by his workers who are canvassing the busi- ness district Tn a campaign of this knd' he said, some places are bound Co bc overlooked and we urge upon anyone not reached by the workers to cail at Room f. War Work building. Vith their subscriptions.
 "Tho managers of business and man. ufacturing establishments are in a position to assist us very materially by personally interviewing the em- piovcs. thus cooperating with our so- licitors when they call Much more satisfactory results are obtained when this method is followed. The ordinary salaricd man or wage earner. we are suggesting. should be willing to donate at least ono days pay to this worthy cause"
 That tho school districts Of Madi- son, Isaac, Wilson Roosevelt and La Neen stand in danger of being black spots on the organization map Of the united drive for relief in the Near East was the declaration last night of County Chairman. Sidney I Ross.
 The MarCOpa county organization has been perfected with the exception % these four districts. Efforts have been made Co secure Chairmcn but so Tar we have not met with success. % ~td Ross And rather than have these districts remain uurcpresented I I"po acmc oi the good people of those mw1nltics will get together form nm elves into g committee. appoint a chairman. then get In touch with me a' Room l. War Work building. Phoe-
 
 may h.to every section represented in This c-oat work which aims Co rehahni- tHtH lnd succor oppressed Christians of the Near East"
 The revised list Of Chairmcn of the various districts is as follows.
 Murphy. Mrs Frank Parker. River s.do. q. T. Audcrson Balsz. John T. Jackson. Tempo district including lyrene. Rohring and Rural Rev. II. R. tuuudtrce. Mesa district including AIma. Jordan and Lehi Dan Kleinman. Washington J. W. Ettcr. Wickenburg. I. V. Wilkison. Peoria district includ- ing N1rinctte. J. NJ. Hall. Creighton. ". T Wilson: Cartwright. C. D. Cart wright Fowler James Willis: Glen t.'o. including renderras'. lndepend- '9.e md Alh8mhm. Rev. C H. Gn- uare SCottsdale. Charles Miller. Chandler c. A. Baldwin: Cashion. Nf Ii. McCalla: Gila Bend. pr. Richards: Buckeye district. including Liberty. lalo Verde and Arlington. R. F.. Bren- nan. Gilbert. Mrs. Tom Schultz: Nor rIstown, Harry Cox.