Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

dral. q campaign to obtain the re- mainder of a fund of $125,ooo neces- sary to erect a new cathedral Which will be a valuable addition to Phoe- nix, will be launched on January l. and continue 10 days.
 Earl F. Drake. in charge of the cam . paign publicity, announced yesterday that a dinner for campaign workers and others interested in the campaign would be held on Saturday evening at 6:30 o'clock at Cathedral house, in- stead of Friday night, as previously announced Miss c. F. Powers, it was announced, will answer inqulrles re- garding the work of the cathedral, or of the campaign. She will De at Cathedral house after 10:30 o'clock each day until January 10
 Most residents of Phoenix nave heard of the Junior Guild, and its pet project, the Day Nursery, and perhaps of St. winifreds Guild, but few. It is certain, are aware of the great ln- stitutional work being carried on by the cathedral. Discussing this work yesterday Dean Scarlett said:
 We do the ordinary work or any church: we have the Sunday school, the various services of the church, the women's Missionary society, the Far ish Guild, etc. We are also trying 10 do the work, found so much in the east in institutional churches.
 For young boys under F years or age. we have the Junior Scouts. the nurpose of which is to train the boys in Scoutcraft until such time as they reach the age which allows them 10 join the regular Scout organization For the boys of 12 years and over we have a troop of Boy Scouts. There are about 55 boys in the troop and are very much alive to their work They did excellent work in the Victory loan campaign. They sold $51,500 worth or bonds at the s'desert scene" at t1rst avenue and Washington street
 "The purpose of the Boy Scouts or America is to train boys to take care of themselves out-of-doors, to en- courage self-reliance and independence of action. E stands for 100 per cent Americanism and there is no doubt that if all the boys in America were Boy Scouts there would never be any future danger of Bolshevism in America!"
 For older boys. said Deah Scarlett, there fs the Cathedral club, which meets on Sunday evenings, holds It. tie supper and discusses some topic or vital interest. Dean Scarlett acts as a moderator of this club and presides at the discussions, and once month some member of the club talks on terested- For older boys, too, there is the Trinity club. which meets on Sun day evenings. It is also club for the discussion and debating Of all sorts of questions under the leadership of Capt. Claude Decatur Jones'
 For the girls there is in the cathe- dray a very thriving branch Of the international organization known as the Girls Friendly society. The Cathedral branch of this organization is one of the largest west of the Mis- sissippi. There are several divisions of the organization: for the girls un- der 14 years of age thereis the G. F. B. for girls over If years there are two branches of the G. F. S.. one meeting on Thursday evenings and the other Saturday evenings.
 The G. F. S. btands for certain fine ideals, and endeavors to inculcate them; 1t also does very excellent prac- tical work The members of the G. F. S. are working this year for the Day Nursery, for St. Luke's home, and for the Indian hospital at Fort De fiance, Arizona