Arizona republican., 1919-03-22
FINANCE APPEAL FUR
 ARMY AND NAWCLUB
 SENT BY COMMITTEE

How important the Army and Navy Club is to the community has been demonstrated during the past 30 days The Citizens Committee, which acted so promptly in helping. to establish this institution, is now planning to put the club on @ financial basis, where 1t will be in operation without inter- ruption for the rest of the year. A reasonable fund is necessary for this purpose, and the funds are required immediately. The committee is plan ming to send out letters to a lot of thissrea last -notgni.
 interested citizens Some letters have already been sent, but no one should wait to receive one of these commun- ications, they urge. The letter pre- pared by the committee follows: 1 When the boys went away with a smile you were on hand to cheer them, and to wish them well, and a safe re- turn. But at that time there was not much that could be done.
 Toda5sy your opportunity has ar rived. Let us all take advantage of it. As a little token of the appreciation we all feel for what the boys have been through The Citizens Commit tee, acting for all of you, has estab- l liSHcd OiuD Wlll TOOIuS TOT read = ing and writing, and for a rest. The club will provide sleeping quarters for those who need such. Through the Citizens Employment Committee of the club, the boys are being put into positions which they can fill, and be usefully engaged.
 In a spirit of true comradeship for the men who took their places in Uncle Sam's fighting forces, we want to put the club where every man can feel it is next door to home: place where he can go for counsel advice and help. To de this work right, your help is needed, ana that of every loyal citizen. Put your expressions of good will into deeds. Funds to carry on the club are necessary at once. Dig in and help right now.
 The boys are on their way home; many of them already here, more to return soon. Some will never return They have Gone West at the call oi duty. Let us do our duty by the boys Let it not be said that we are slow to appreciate their worth and their service
 With quick and ready response much can be accomplished for the good and the welfare of the boys, as well as TOT lne great Deielfl OI the entire community. Let us hear from you.
 Yours for true patriotism,
 Finance Committee.
 By c. H. AYERS.
 Chairman
 Within the next week the committed hopes to publish a report of its if nancial progress, and is anxious tC have a large list of subscribers at the earliest possible moment. No one in. terested in the welfare of the returned soldirs and sailors will hsitate to CO., operate at once.
 The members of the Citizens Com airtmtaee cled re hK In
 mittee are as follows: c. H. Akers. H ". Asbury. E. Power Conway. C. D Doris. F. H. Ensign. David Goldberg Dwight B. Heard Charles McArthur lanes H. McClintock, H. D. McNey Tohn Montgomery, W. l.. Pinney. Ed ward F. Parker, C. NJ. Scott. V. A Thompson.
 The members of the employmen ommittee are as follows: Dwight B Heard, Edward F. Parker. F. Fl. En ign, David Goldberg and C. M. Scot.. The members of the Finance Cons nittee are as follows: c. H. Akers- V ". Edwards. Charles Korrick. F. { lewis, P. K. Lewis. H. J. McClUrg E' w. McDevitt T. C. Reynolds. R. E Moore. $. Oberfelder. Y. A. Thompson and Harry Welch.