Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-21
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
Of ARIZONA ARE READY
FOR SEAL CAMPAIGN

Well known people all over the state
Of Arizona this year are interested in
the sale Of Red Cross Christmas seals,
the quota of which, if put over, will
result in a fine health program for the
state. The members of the Arizona
Anti tuberculosis association are the
following:
Norman Carmichael, president, Cliff
ton.
Dr. Samuel H. Watson, first vice
president, Tucson.
Mrs. Dixon Fagersberg, second vice.
president, Prescott.
Mrs. Bessie A. Haasis, third vice
president, Flagstaff.
The directors are as follows:
Mrs. H. N. Hayford, Ashfork; DR..
George A. Bridge, Bisbee; DIR. w. G..
on, Bisbee; Arthur hoffman, Bis
bee; Mrs. Gerald Sherman, Bisbee:
DR.. Francis +. Shine. Phoenix; w. S.
Lawson, Casa Grande; Mrs. Dave Hop
kins, Clarkdale; r. C. Lane. Clarkdale;
Norman Carmichael, Clifton; DR.. u
Causey, Douglas; James Douglas
Douglas; Mrs E. C. Piper, Douglas;
Mrs. L. e. futile, Douglas; David
Babbitt, Flagstaff; Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell. Flagstaff; Mrs. Beshie A. Haasis
Flagstaff; Mrs. Thomas E. Pollock
Flagstaff; M. ]. Riordan, Flagstaff
Rev. Cyprian Vabre, Flagstaff; r. Wal
lace Randall, Florence; Mrs. T. A
Shafer Globe: DR.. {. T. Sturgeon
Globe; W. H. Archdeacon. Jerome
Mrs. r. +. Tally, Jerome; DR.. A. II
Tilton, Kingman; Mrs. II. d. Evans
Mesa; DIR. J. Z. Bacon, Miami: H. S
McCluskey, Miami; J. p. Hodgson
Morenci; Ora. T. B. Smith, Morenci
Mrs. H. NJ. Clagitt, Nogales; Ri. Rev
J. W. Atwood, Phoenix; DR.. o. II
Brown Phoenix; DR.. e. c. Blome
Phoenix; Governor T. E. Campbell
Phoenix; c. o. Case, Phoenix; Rev. r
B. Cocks, Phoenix; DR.. George Good
rich, Phoenix: Mrs. Dwight B. Heard
Phoenix; Mrs. George r. Howe, Phoe
nix; George w. p. Hunt, Phoenix; Pro
fessor ]. D. Lopez. Phoenix; Mrs. Anci
Martin, Phoenix; Mrs. E. B. O'Neil
Phoenix; A. H. Powers. Phoenix; Rev
e. D. Raley, Phoenix; DR.. A. NJ. Tuthil
Phoenix; DR.. Allen H. williams. Phoe
nix; Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg. Prescott
| DR.. John w. Finn. Prescott; r. \
Fredericks, Prescott; Rev. George {
Golden. Prescott; NJ. B. Hazeltint
Prescott; Mrs. W. A. Kent, Prescott
DR.. A. D. Wilson, Prescott; DR.. Mau
Callison, Safford Gus Becker. Spring
erville; Fred T. Golfer, Springerville
DR.. F. w. Brown, St. John; Gran
Jones, Tempe; Professor A. ]. Mat
thews. Tempe; Mrs. Douglas Gre!
Tombstone; Guy T. Berry, Tucson;
c. Clark, Tucson: Rev. Thos. NJ. Con
molly, Tucson; Mrs. Nathan Kendall
Tucson; Professor Frank c. Lockwood
Tucson; DR.. Jeremiah Meter, Tucson
Col. Epes Randolph, Tucson II. !
Spoehr, Tucson; DR.. C. A. Thoma
Tucson: President r. =. Won Kleir
Smid. Tucson; DR.. Samuel H. Watso
Tucson: DIR. L. d. Ricketts,, Warner
Mrs. r. A. Morgan. Wilcox; Rev. Hal
old Brewster, Winslow; DR.. l.
Pritchard. Winslow; Miss C. Mar
l Boehringer, Yuma; DR.. C. E. Roone
Yuma.
DR.. Allen r. williams, Phoenix, Sc,
rotary treasurer.
Miss Carol T. Walton. executi'
] secretary, Phoenix.
The Maricopa ti-Tuberculosis a.
Z ISOLATION is headed by Rev. Bertram
Cocks. Mrs. Harold Baxter, who r.
Gently returned from Red Cross VOL
in washington, is the acting secretaT
and Mrs. Katherine II. Martin is di
/ trict nurse. DR.. W. Warner waikiki
is first vice president, DR.. J. c. Nort'
4 is treasurer and the directors are MI
Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. A. A. Belts, Jol
II. Lopez, John f. Draft and Mrs. Da
i Goldberg.