Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-13
ROLL CALL NOW
1880 MEMBERS
QUOTA IS $1,000
Hard Work Responsible For
Results Achieved; Urged
That All Not Solicited
Take Dollars in Offices

Surprising Tuesdays figures py
more than 800 members, the Red Cross
roll call in Phoenix yesterday went
forward with a rush. A total OF 1,46O
memberships was reported at head
quarters last evening when the re-
ceipts for the days drive had been
added. This. added to the 1,150 mem
nerships enrolled on Tuesday. gives
ihoeuiN 1850 members toward the
goal Of 5000 set FOR the roll call.
Hard work on the part of men and
women volunteers was responsible for
The splendid results achieved in the
ron call yesterday. From the time Of
tue opening Of stores and offices in
the morning until o'clock, teams
were busy soliciting memberships,
while women workers, handicapped by
lack OF sufficient helpers, kept per-
sisteutly at the larger task of canvass
ing the residence districts. Booths on
busy corners and In some of the
larger stores were centers Of Red Cross
activity throughout the day and aided
materially in piling up the total for
Wednesdays drive.
All Agree to Work
Representatives Of various CONNER
cial Organizations of the city at a
meeting held at the Arizona club Tues
day evening had the matter Of the Red
Cross roll brought to their attention by
City Chairman Walter Switzer, who
asked that the different establish
ments cooperate to the extent Of can
wasting their own employees for the 81
membership. Every maA present
agreed to undertake this work. All
had served on committees before and
realized the saving in time that could
be effected by having the work done
before the committee or team called.
A call for more help in the canvass
ing of the residence districts was sent
out yesterday by Mrs. B. e. Marks, who
is in charge of that work. This COM
mittee has experienced difficulty in
obtaining the number of women work.
rs neesed to canvass the city. Womer
who can spare the time to assist in thi,
work are asked to telephone Mrs
Marks, who needs recruits for thirteel
teams of workers.
Clarence l.. Standage, clerk of tn,
board of supervisors, was appointed
roll call collector for the court hous'
yesterday. After canvassing the build
ing twice he reported the following of
fees on the 100 per cent roll: Boar
Of supervisors, clerks: county schoo
superintendent; county treasurers of
flee, clerk of superior court: county re
corder and abstract office. Standag
also reported himself shy s13 in res
money. Pay day doesn't roll arounl
until Saturday. and as some of tn
court house folks were shy of change
it was "Standage TO tho rescue" with
loan Of one dollar in order TO keep tn
roll call moving.
List Grows Rapidly
The 100 per cent list grew rapid,
yesterday. In addition to the firm
and establishments nagned in yester
days Republican. and various count,
offices. the following names wer
placed on the roll Of honor:
Arizona Iron Works.
Arizona Bottling Works.
Valley Bank.
Central Bank.
National Bank OF Arizona.
Walker Realty company.
Lawhon & Piper.
Union Oil company.
Motor Supply eompayn.
NJ. Goldwater & Bro.
Drs. Craig. Brownfield. Eaton. Ban
mister and Suit.
Western Machinery company.
Fred j. Elliott.
Pacific Creamery company (office)
r. ID. Roper Motor company.
Sauffley Rubber company.
" Justice Wheelers court.
Central Pharmacy.
Palace Hardware and Arms CON
pany.
Myers Lieber Advertising Service.