Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
MORE WORKERS ,ARE NEEDED IN
 CHARITY DRIVE
Welfare League Campaign Tagging, Leaders Say More Workers Must Be Obtained If It Is To Be a Success

The drive for the six major charities or Phoenix being conducted under the auspices Of the Maricopa county wei 1are league is Tagging miserably,' due largely to the lack of workers, it was announced last night. Many districts have not yet been assigned to any teams and therefore are unworked The workers who have been out re- port very kindly feeling toward the charities, but the amounts being given are not commensurate with the fact that six charities are combined in one drive, instead of one, and the amounts being given indicate but one charity. Many people have given less to the combined charities than they gave last year to the Associated Charities alone.
 Something must be done to scare up workers said Dave Goldberg yes terday We know that if the city Is combed thoroughly the full $30,775 will be raised, and the big problem now is to get workers out after the missing ones. The reports today were very meager and while the teams which have been working have not all re- ported there is less than s6000 on the cards listed so far. This is really a miserable showing when it is consid- cred that the full quota of $30,77o is but one dollar for each man, woman and child in Phoenix for a year. Of course, there will be many who cannot give, and there are still some people who say Let them starve' and will not give, so that when a person gives more than the average dollar it is to pay up for some stacker. No contribu- tion should be less than one dollar Tor each and every member of the family person who cannot afford at least one dollar for every member Of the family really cannot afford to give at all.
 Tt should not be forgotten that this is for a whole year, that it takes care of the needs of the Associated Cnarl- ties. the Maricopa County Anti Huber culosis association, the Marfcopa county health center, the Florence Crittenton home, the Council of Jew ish Women and the Colored Women Charity club for the entire year. The question now Is whether the business men want to have all the solicitation for charity coming in one week of the year or whether they wish it scattered and solicitors coming in their office oI place of business every other day.
 Economy and Efficiency the Motive
 ..The object of the Maricopa county welfare league is to save money TOT the people of Phoenix and to get real ef- ffciency and service for the money spent Every business man in Phoe-
 
 days time to the work Of the welfare league than he can to go back to the old system and give many half days and many times as much money Wlth no more to show for it.
 The list of the larger givers to date does not include those who have prev tously given to the Florence Crittenton home and the Anti Tuberculosis asso- ciation. but only those counting Tn the Arfve and turned in by solicitors up U last night.
 Those giving s1oo or over:
 A.Ia L. B. Alexander, McCall eoe.ol T.hs<rles Korrick, & Brother. Vic Han nv. Manufacturing Stationers, Dwlgn R Heard. T. c. McReynolds, Swltzer Style Shop, Mrs. Dwight E. Heard Talbot & Hubbard, Phoenix Title ( Trust company. Phoenix Seed & Fee company, Chalmers. Fennimore, stan & Longan, Kibbey, Bennett, Smitn Gust. pr. E. Payne Palmer, McArtnu Brothers, Goldberg Brothers, Arlzon Gazette, City Ice and Delivery com pany. Halstead Lumber compans Heard Investment company, bartiet' Heard Land & Cattle company.
 r,,ose giving $50 to $100:
 -~hoenix Woman's club. Eastern Sta iossa-. Maricopa County Nurses asso citation, Joe Loftus, I. Rosenzwei; Apache Garage, H. M. Maus, Gran Cafe Hassayampa Creamery, Con stable Ice company, Maricopa cream cry Berryhill company. McDouga Cassou company, Palace Hardwar company, A. L. Boehman, Brando Brothers, Carroll & Park. s. A. Maui A WetzIer, w J. Murphy. Ben Ric Arizona Laundry. Donofrio Floral con