Arizona republican., 1919-02-10

Unusual plans have been laid for the arCusing of public interest in the great triple drive for funds for relief in the Near East which starts today. Public speakers of high ability, stirring band music and street dancing will all be utilized as a means toward securing donations Elaborate preparations for the carrying out of these features have been laid by the committee in charge and there is every indication that the campaign which starts today will be carried through with successful con clusion as far as Maricona county and Phoenix are concerned, at least.
 A speakin ~chedule calls for the aps pearance of Dr. Dana Bartlett, Con gregational minister and social worker of Los Angeles; Prof W. H. Branden- burg. noted lecturer of Los Angeles, and l. M. Golden. San Francisco attor- ney, who represents the Jewish end ot the campaign. All of these men are gifted orators, have national reputa . tions and what they have to say will be well worth hearing. according to those who have been privileged to listen to their utterances.
 Program For Week
 Dr. Bartlett is scheduled to speak be- lOtt lilt ltIupt NOi Hal dSStInDlN al 11:30 o'clock this roorning. Again. as the added attraction the Hi-Y lec- ture course, he will speak at the high school auditorium at o'clock this evening.
 On Tuesday Prof. Brandenbure will deliver public address at 2:15 O'clock at the Woman's Club. This is a general public meeting and all are invited. On Tuesday evening a public concert by the band of the Indian school will be given at the Hotel Adams This is for | the special benefit of cattlemen and their friends attending tN~ annual con vention of the Arizona Cattle Growers ! Association.
 The climax of the events will be ! reached on Wednesday evening when a monster street carnival with free danc- | ing will be held on Adams street be- | tween First and Central avenues. Ar engagements have been made with the l city officials for the ropine off of this | space. The Indian school band vii | furnish the music for the revelers. Be ! tween dances the throngs will be ad ! dressed by Prof Brandenburg, repre- senting the Armenians and Syrians re- | lief work, and l. NJ Golden. who fol some time past has, ,been intimately as ] 1ONiaAtd NiAb iNilfl NOih diiibiiS AAlt Jews
 Continue Honor System
 The continuation of the honor system of subscription h"- been decided upon This plan was first suggested bv Mrs | Ernest Lewis. Monday and Tuesda! have been designated honor days ant those bringing their subscriptions int headquarters, Room 1. War Worl Building. will be provided with a spec ial honor badge. This plan worked ou with such large success last week tha the committee decided to extend tn time for volunteer subscription.
 The house-to-h house canvass of tn city under the block unit plan will b started early Wednesday morning. Thi work is under the direct supervision O
 Mrs. Thos F.. Campbell. assisted b,
 Mrs. w. W. McNeff Mrs c. F. Aims worth and Mrs B. F Marks.
 Five thousand dollars. or one -fourt
 of the entire quota of the county. wi
 be raised through what has bee
 termed as a s250 club. A committe consistong of Dwight B. Heard. Charle Goldman and John J. Kolberg have un
 dertaken the task of securing 20 mem bershps to this club. Plans are now o
 foot for an organization of s100 club! $50 clubs and s25 clubs.
 County We'll Organized Organization at outside points of tn . county is in fine shape for the openin
 of the campaign. according to tn
 county chairman, and a ~Oodly sprink
 ling of volunteer donations have bee
 received. In most of these loca lities tn active work of canvassing will started at once. with the idea of reach ing the quotas of respective communi ties before the end of the week. Liv
 interest is being manifested at Mes; Tempe. Glendale and Poria All of thes