Arizona republican., 1920-01-04

the organization has already sent here special workers who have been per fecting the campaign machinery, and during the campaign week Mrs. Grace Powell, well known in Phoenix, who is executive of the town and country de- partment of the field headquarters supervising work in Arizona, Califor- mia. Nevada and the Hawaiian islands, will be here as speaker. Miss Jean Moore will also help with the cam paign.
 State Campaign Committee
 On the state campaign committee. Mrs. Schuller, chairman, is assisted by Mrs. C.. F. Ainsworth, representing club women, Mrs. Henry D. Ross, as sociate state chairman of club worinen Mrs. Harold Steele, publicity repre- sentative; Miss Elsie Toles, represent. ing business women; Miss Jane Rider of the world fellowship committed.
 Prominent women of Phoenix who will take active part in the campaign . are Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., president of the Phoenix Y. w. C. A; Mrs. Thomas Campbell. member of the ling, active among the business won- en; Mrs. Jay Alkire, and Mrs. w. C. Foster.
 Committees Committees throughout the state are as follows:
 Bisbee-Mrs. J. B. Rawlings, Mrs F. A. Crocker Miss Dorothy Gregg, Mrs. C. H. Hunt
 Tucson-Mrs- F. C.. Sporieder. Miss Anne G. RockefeIlow Mrs A NJ Franklin, Mrs. Fayler Mrs. Von Klein Smid
 Jerome Mrs. Edwin Kurmeier. Mrs George Salisbury.
 Flagstaff Charles Isham. Mrs Thomas Reese. Mrs. Y. N. Slipher Mrs Frank Noble.
 Prescott-Mrs. Cunning. Mrs. c. C. Irving.
 Globe-Mrs. Rodenck Kennedy Miami-Mrs. George Reynolds Nogales-Mrs. Herbert Clagett Mrs Geo. B. Mason. Mrs. R. c. Howell. Yuma-Miss Louise Boehringer.
 Williams-Mrs. A. NJ. Root. Douglas-Mrs. r. T. Guy, Mrs w H Webster.
 Superior-Mrs. w. C. Browning. Ray-Mrs: w. $. Boyd. New Work Undertaken In this state several new pieces of work have been undertaken which . have been financed by funds raised originally for war work. but which have been expended since the arnistice throughout this country by the Ma tional War Work council wherever q special need arose, which was due in some way to war conditions. either in- dustrial, or because of the presence of soldiers. These funds to which Ari- zona contributed in the war work drive, going over the top and leading all other states. have made possible demonstration centers in Globe. Miami Prescott. Jerome, a special piece of Americanization work in Douglass and study of employment in Phoenix Arizona has received a total of S22 900 from the war work funds devoted to work in this country, after the over seas need of Y. w. C. A. work had been made. Those who have followed these new pieces of work in the service of girls and women feel that the work must go on and are confident that when all details of the various branch es of service to girls and women are given publicity.
 Part of Local Quota To State
 One thousand dollars of the SI5,000 to be raised as the local budget Tn quota to the s15,000 to be raised by the state.
 The women of Arizona have shown their ability to accomplish great things in the Red Cross and war work drives and in the present campaign for funds to be used entirely for the welfare of the girlhood and womanhood of the country, and the world, they are again meeting great challenge.
 That they will meet it plendidly is assured by the ready response they are giving to every request for service.
 Mrs. Schuller in stating some req sons why she is confident that the Y. w. C. A. will receive the generous pub lie support to which she believes it is entitled says: We are asking people to make an inves tment now for which each community is going to receive in the future rich dividends in normal and wholesome girlhood made possible for all girls, and in happier and health fer women.
 Many Advantages From Campaign
 Any investment which makes the community not only a better place to work in, but a better place to live in, is going to bring back future adyan- tages to that community in content