Arizona republican., 1920-04-25

rom citizens at large. Baptists Have Already Raised $25,00c
 Of the s167,500 which is Maricopa $ goal in the Interchurch World Move ment campaign, the Baptists have the largest denominationaI quota With this the case, the Baptists fired the first shot in the campaign even before the drive opened, and obtained a re- markedly fine start last Friday night, at a spirited meeting at the First Bap- tist church here, G Baptists in the one evening pledged $25.000 to the campaign.
 The United Simultaneous financial campaign, following it's opening with the special services, will begin in rhe churches today. and the churches will appealing to their memberships to subscribe. A strong effort will be made by the churches to clean up their part of the total goal of the campaign. in the one days work this Sunday.
 Twenty Teams at Work Tomorrow
 In the citizens division of the cam paign the drive will start tomorrow morning when 20 full teams of workers take the field. These 20 teams will cover every part of Phoenix, while other teams will also be at work in other valley towns The work of the
  among citizens at large who belong to no church but who realize the tremen- dous importance of the campaign
 The opening of the campaign in Phoenix this morning will be simul- taneous with the opening of the cam. paign in every city, town and county of the United States, and in every community a similar program will be carried out
 Organization Everywhere Complete
 J. M. Stewart, county director 10. this county in the campaign, pointed out yesterday. in announcing the total quota for Maricopa county, both church and citizens, that the recent announcement of the citizens division quota had led a number of people to believe the total for the county was only s33 300. That figure. It should be emphasized. represents the amount to be obtained from the people at large and is exclusive of the much greater quotas of the churches. Thus the total of the denominational and citizens al vision quotas is s167.500-
 State headquarters here of the In- terchurch World Movement yesterday wired encouraging reports to national and regional headquarters of the cam paign. Organization for the campaign has been perfected in every county in the state, and when the campaign opens this morning Arizona will be thoroughly prepared to put the drive over the top" as successfully as she got over the war campaigns. All tha' is necessary for the campaigns sue cess. it was pointed out. is for the peo- pie of the state to do their part
 List of Teams
 Following Is a revised list of the teams which tomorrow will begin the citizens division drive:
 l. Captain, z. I. Barkley, Ear' RarSOn pr E Mtjusop
 2. Captain. Miss Nell Blount, Mrs. C. A. Orr. Mrs. C. R. Broadhead.
 3. Captain, Bert O. Brown. S. B. Mallicoat. Dr. J. c. Norton.
 4. Captain, Dr. Chas. E. Culver. L.. l.. Plank. J. R. Detweiler.
 o. Captain. Mrs W. T. Quinn, Mrs. s. Fl. Mitchell, Mrs. J. D. Cage.
 6. Captain. Capt. R. H. Fields, c. c. Kilburn.
 z. Captain. Mrs. Robert Friedei. Mrs J. I. Brooks. Mrs; Fred Atkins. 8. Captain, H. E. Groom. J. A. H. Irvine, c. B. Grain
 g. Captain, c. w. Goodman, J. D. Cage.
 10. Captain. o. E. Harrison. Harr, L.. Shedd, Mir. J. B. Frances.
 II. Captain, Mrs. L. G. Hayes, Mira Munson. Mrs. D. B. Askins.
 12. Captain. H. A. Hammels, J. b. Loper, w Ward Davies.
 IS. Captain, F. A. Jefferson, J. b. Gillespie, c. T. Hirst.
 A. Captain. Mrs J. C. Reid, Mrs Clinton Campbell, Mrs. E. c. Grove. 15. Captain, pr. s. J. Rogers, W. ). Sims.
 1s Captain. Warwick Scott.
 IT. Captain. II. A. Sevringhaus. Chas. Donofrio.
 IS. Captain. ". I. Brooks, Arthur ". Smith, John Phillips.
 19. Captain. K. S. Townsend.
 20 Captain, Frank E. Bellamy. II. R. Kretz.