Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-28
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT State of Arizona
 PROCLAMATION

Already the children Of our Sta;e
 have in many communities done no table work in advancing the efforts of the American Red Cross through their activities in the Junior Auxi,-
 iar:es of this organization. of whose accomplishments America is justly
 proud
 4 recent report shows that AIS
 junior auxiliaries were organized in Arizona. Of these results were re- ported by only 45 of the organization.
 this being little more than l0s. There was a school fund of $4T?s.s3. of which $S0SS.30 has been spent Boys and girls of Arizona knitted and sewei contributed by manual training de. partments
 The work done in Arizona helpe d swell the results secured for the sec ton including Colorado. Nevada ani Arizona. In these three States there were 65S2 auxiiiaries. According to the reports from 2sl5 auxiliaries. ia ;he period from Nov. 1. 1917 .G Feb ruary 2s. 1919. the juniors sewei and knitted q total Of 500. 900 articles and made ll.5S4 articles fer the Rcd Gross iE manual training departments.
 The school fund in auxil.aries 7.- porting showed totll O: se2359o.2l 5I which :iI2.s13.2S was spent.
 Ani now, with the var happily over. there is before us the great work of rehabilitation. h this work he Red Cross wi! play a leading part.
 Home service work vii require time and money. |; is proposed 10 continue the classes in elementary hygiene, first aid, and dietetics. and efforts will also be made to secure public health nurses wherever pes sible.
 Much thought has been given :o extending ,se Home Service 10 other; than the families of soldiers and sai- lors Al the same time conditions in Europe are becoming more appalling. ari mc-c aat more lhe responsibi.i- lies resting on ;he American Red Cross there are increasing To mee. these possibilities the national or. saaiza.ion is calling in every available dollar contributed for war work.
 To provide funds for the Enormous relief work in America. as well as ty insure the completion of the various war activities. q drive for the Red Cross funds will be held in November In all proba bility these funds will be divided as heretofore. 15 per cent going 10 the national fund and 25 per 'ent retained by the local chapter to 'uP2!y funds for the programs Of the 'arious communities.
 No more important part O: the york presents itself than the necessity # securing fhe orgsn.zed coope-a ion Of the boys and girls of Arizona This is true. net only for the tangible esuits they will help secure but also or the benefit 10 them as citizens in mbryo. that will accrue because Of heir increased realization os the o5- iga:ioEs for general service carr.ei ' ;he recognition c: ,he high estate / a citizen Of our American Repu- lie. THEREFORE I. Thomas l.. Camp ell. Governor Of Arizona appea! tc le children Of the State 10 enroll as iembers of the Junior Red Cross. very child in every school. public. rivate, or parochiai. should feel a ersonal interest and responsibility this great work. guided by their saiers in citizenship. the teachers. IN WITNESS THEREOF. I have ereunto set my hand and caused the treat Seal of the State Of Arizona to e affixed.
 Done at Phoenix. the Capital. the 5th day of September. 1919.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
 Governor