Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
SALVAGE WORK 0F RED GROSS
 TO BE PUSHED
District Stations Will Be Established Here-Any- thing Will Help-Ask Everybody To Aid.

Development of the salvage depart ment of the Red Cross by the estab- lishment of district salvage stations throughout the city, is the plan of Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, which will be put into effect at once.
 A score or more stations will be dis tributed in every section of town for the collection of things for which one has no use and through the sale of which hundreds of families in the county will be granted relief. For the entire proceeds of the salvage sale goes to the service section of the Red Cross which at the present time is expend- ing 5000 month for the needy fami- lies of men in service, and in many in stances for the service men themselves.
 Mrs. Chalmers stated yesterday that the income of the salvage department up to date averages s200 a month, and its future income will depend upon the response the women of the city give to the appeal of the department.
 "The salvage section never asks for money, all it wants is what no ore else cares about" said Mrs. Chalmers. She declared that nothing had been wanted that had been collected, for what is not sold in a few weeks time is turned over to the Salvation Army which makes good use of the articles.
 Anything Will Help
 The present plan is to collect fully twice the amount of salvage as has been collected at the War Work build ing in the past. The stations will be within convenient reach of all and it is the wish of the committee that everyone do her or his bit in giving A pair of old shoes, clothing, furniture, anything to use or wear, as well as bits of bric-a-b brio and jewelry, are ac- ceptable and can be turned into dimes and dollars, says Mrs. Chalmers. | The stations named at present in clude:
 Governor Thomas E. Campbell, 3O3 MeDowell road, leave in garage. Mrs. R. II. Griffin, 521 North Second | street, leave in garage.
 | Y. w. C. A., 306 North Second street, leave at door.
 Mrs. R. Y. Moore, 504 North Seventh street, leave at garage.
 Mrs H. D. Ross, 1219 North Central avenue. Box in shed at the end of the driveway
 Mrs. Carrie F. Butler, 1102 North Third street Box in rear.
 pr. W. D. Shackleford, 5e2 East Moreland. Leave in garage.
 Mrs. F. T. Hurley, TOT South First avenue
 E E. Patton. grocery, 100 West Washington street.
 The chairman of the salvage section named by Mrs. Chalmers. are Mrs John Miller and Mrs. C. l.. Braxton.
 A Few Suggestions
 Here are a few salvage suggestions
 Jewelry and silverware: women's mems and children's clothing; hats shoes and gloves, furniture, bric-a- bric. ornaments and dishes, fancy worI of all sorts; canned fruits, jams anC jellies; books and current magazines old gold and silver broken bits o jewelry, dental filings; all metals, cas , iron junk, copper, bfass, lead, zinc aluminium, metal foil (do not roll into balls, leave loose or fold flaD; collap sible tubes, tooth paste, paint, shavn: cream tubes, etc; all kinds of old rub Der junk-motor tires and tubes. bi cycle tires; old sacks and burlap; ol, rags of all sorts. Please separate whit rags, colored rags and wooden rags Old bottles of all kinds, large bottles quart bottles, especially drug stor
 bottles. Please wash all bottles clear Glass fruit jars, cold cream jars, ol magazines, bundled neatly; string-no tied, but rolled into balls; cotton an
 hemp separate; old newspapers-folde only once, tie in bundles; typewrite
 ribbon boxes and metal spools therein
 carbon paper boxes, castor beans, frui pits, date and olive seeds, walnu
 shells.