Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
RUSH WORK IF
 SALVAGE DEPT.
 OF RED CROSS
More Solicitations Estab-
 lished Here Say Phoenix Fails to Appreciate Inn portance-Aid Not Good

Push Hard"
 This is the order received from Red Cross headquarters by the salvage section. which is appealing to the local public for cooperation.
 The great benefit derived from the contributions is the reason which the committee in charge, headed by Mrs. James Arthur Miller and Mrs. H. H. BraNton, is advancing for the hearty support by the Phoenix people.
 In discussing the situation here yes terday Mrs. Miller stated that the de- sired aid was not forthcoming and that the women of the city failed to realize the necessity of lending their help Co this department Of service. She believes it is merely the fact that they have not considered just how much it means to the Red Cross to receive a pair of cast off shoes or a bit of cloth ing The articles, regardless of how worn. are sold for d few cents at the salvage headquarters fin the War Work building. The small price aids many in securing garments that would other wise be impossible for them to have and the price they pay helps the family of the man in service. for the entire funds of the salvage sale are turned over Co the service section of the Red Cross.
 Many Clothing Calls
 There are many calls for clothing at the sale rooms-for shoes. for furniture and other practical articles which the ! clever purchaser can often have made ] over as good as new. In various sec tions of the city stations have been es- fllN haI Fn h, anr7T-anfanga n fhnCn who have a bit to leave. Regularly the goods are collected from the usb- statp pns and taken 10 the War Work building. where the sale is in progress daily Among the women who have offered their services in the downtown l room are Mrs. II. D. McNay. Mrs. 1 James A. Johnson, Mrs. A. H. McLel- Ian. Mrs Edward Rudolph, Mrs. H. w. Michael Mrs. Perry Williams. Mrs Harry Thompson. Mrs. Samuel Suther- land. Mrs W. F. Schnebly. Mrs. Fred Tribolet and Mrs. Sanford Denny.
 Because of limited quarters it has become impossible for the headquar- ters to accept old newspapers at the building. bpt papers are wanted and l will be collected once a month when ' taken tO the Chambers storage ware house, until there is a sufficiently large number 10 warrant coast ship ment. Mrs. Miller suggests that those who have newspapers tie them in bun dies and telephone the department anC the packages will be called for.
 In addition 10 the previously reported stations others have been selected in- cluding the following:
 New Sub Stations
 Patton Brothers 1000 West Wash ington street. leave in Red Cross boz in store
 Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth. First avenu, and Fillmore street: leave in garage 1T small room, Fillmore entrance.
 Mrs. w. C. Mills. 322 West Culve street, leave in box in garage
 Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander. 604 Nortl Third avenue. leave in box in garage The Farmers Exchange, Five Points leave in Red Cross box in store. Mrs. Jack Rowlands, 514 West Port land street: leave in garage.
 Other stations named last week:
 Governor Thomas F. Campbell. 30 Mcdowell road; leave in garage.
 Mrs. R. II. Griffin. 52l North Secon, street: leave in garage. Y. w. C. A.. 306 North Second street leave at door
 Mrs. E. E. Moore. 50f North Seventl street leave at garage.
 Mrs. IT, D. Ross. l219 North Centra avenue Box in shed at the end of tn driveway.
 Mrs. Carrie F.. Butler. 1102 Nort Third street. Box in rear. Dr. w. D. Shacklerord, 522 Ess . Moreland. Leave in garage. Mrs. P. T. Hurley. 707 South Firs avenue.
 9 A revised list of salvage suggestion | follows:
 ! Jewelry and silverware: women @ mems and childrens clothing; hat!
 shoes and gloves. furniture. bric-a
 brac, ornaments and dishes. fanc Q work Of all sorts canned fruits. jam Q and jellies; books and current maga Q zines. old gold and silver. broken bit n Of leWelry, dental filings: all metal r. cast iron junk copper. brass, lead, zin Q aluminium, metal foil. do not roll int r balls, leave loose or fold flat); collar o sible tubes tooth paste. paint. shavin
 cream tubes, etc; all kinds of old rut n Der junk-motor tires and tubes b !. cycle tires: old sacks and burlap: ol 7, rags of all sorts. Please separate whit
 rags, colored rags and woolen rag z Glass fruit jars. old magazines. bur v, dled neatly; string tied. but r6lle l into balls; cotton and hemp separat, Y old neWspapers-folded only once. f " in budles; carbon paper boxes. h BUYS LUMBER CONCERN-The