Arizona republican., 1921-01-11
EAT AT OPEN AIR
 LUNCH TODAY AND A|D RELIEF FUND
Every Dollar Paid For Meal This Noon At Kids Kitchen" Will Go To Save Lives Of Destitute In Europe

By eating in the great open air kitchen today you will save child's life"
 That is what members of the Rusi- ness and Professional Woman's club of Phoenix say of the monster lunch to be given from 11:3O a. n. until 2:30 p. m. in a roped-off enclosure on East Adams street extending from Central avenue to First street.
 Club members urge all to take their noon -day meal there. Reservations have already been made for a number of large lunch parties. given by em- ployers to their employees, by the gov ernor to members of his official family, by J. E. Thompson, vice chairman ui the Arizona committee of the European Relief council, to all members of the state legislature, and by others, includ- ing those by women prominent in so- ciety
 Members of the club say it is not the price of the meal that is to be con- sidered but the noble motive back of every dollar spent for the meal for every dollar means the keeping alive q child for ono month. Ten dollars VIII save child's life. Every dollar collected, through the price of the meals win go to the children, 35O0. GOO of them. victims of the world war. now starving in eastern and central Europe The money will go direct through the European Relief council, approved by all the governments concerned and blessed by millions of people.
 All Food Is Donated
 Al food served will be donated and the lunch will be prepared at the Adams hotel under the direction of IT A. Roehm. the hotel steward. Girls of hN ofs srrfn will be jazz band music. Versatile hpeakers win tell of the true condition of tho children who are stretching their hands pleadingly toward America for help.
 The club has perfected its plans and the committee last night issued a com. plete list of those who have promised 10 assist in the work of making tho great open air kitchen a success pro. vided that the people do their part bl attending. The committee stated ther, would be something interesting every moment of the time and that the luncl and all that went with it would b, we'll worth while.
 Following is the list including the names of members of the executive committee:
 These wIn Assist
 Executive committee: Hannah c Egelston. Mrs Alice Monnette, Edith ? Snowden, Grace Cousins, Carrie Shoff
 Members of Business and Profes sional Women's club and other bushes women who have promised to assist:
 Bess M. White, Edith Hickey, Ethe Sutherland, Mrs. c. Fl. Young. Winni Wise. Ivy Randall, Mrs. Bernice InsleS Leah Bs,ird, Evelyn Childs. Leila Sea man, Pearl Butler. Katherine McGinni Constance Ebersol. Ida Emerson. Ne Cobb, Helen Benedict. Volantah Meye Mrs. Lillian Hall, Ruth M. Cooke, Fla Young, Mrs. Alice Hine, Mrs. R. Jamieson. Rose Darcy, Mrs. File Copper, Mrs. R. N. Cowgirl, Mrs. Dag gett, Mary Barron. Carrie Roeser. ZC Hiatt Daisy Acton, Elsie Tole Frances Goodwin, Eugenia Davis Rut Tedford. Nell Morton. Bridgie Mahe Mrs. Mabelle Craig, Lucetta Bradfor Margaret Maritime. Ora Matthew Mrs. Yoakum. Bernice Bivin, Bernit Hansen, Anna Cuff, Mary Fiezma Minnie Hanson. Laura Irwin, Pea Kohler Luce oldham. Helen Sterlin Katheryn Willingham, Mrs. Chas. D. Sales Wheeler. Mrs. Con Cronin, Mir Fred Weage, Mrs. Sadie Hay, Hel6 Mccormick Josephine Ryan, Mau' Glove, Frances Rogers. Donna Austi Alice Birdsall. Mrs. Vernon L. Clar Claudia Cutts. Jane Gregg. IIilda Hal son, Helen Jennings. Mary Lee, MI dred Saclman, Sophia Welnick.