Arizona republican., 1921-01-01
RELIEF DRIVE ID
 CONTINUE UNTIL GOAL |S REACHED
Campaign Will Not End Till $33,OOO,OOO Is Raised To Save Starving Chil- dren Of Europe

lt will be necessary to continue the European Relief Council campaign un til S33,000,000 is raised in America if the lives of 3500000 child victims of the world war are saved. it was an nounced yesterday at the Arizona head quarters of the council, 524 Heard building The campaign which started Dec. 19 was scheduled to end today. To date not more than oue-third of this sum has been raised in the all America drive. At Arizona headquar- ters the following statement was is sued:
 Arizona, as we'll as all other states is having difficulty in raising it's share of the amount required, due presumably to unsettled financial conditions and the fact that the council started this other campaigns were largely for lO cal charities. Herbert Hoover, chair man of the European Relief Council campaign at a time when several oth- .r campaigns were in progress ThesI agrees with this sentiment, saying that the home needs must come first, but that "the starving children of Europe are the obligation of every man and woman in America who has Q penny more than his children and his neigh bors' children require. These Euro pean children as the real wastage of war"
 The statement continues: 'In ex- tending the campaign in Arizona over into the new year we are following in- structions from Herbert Hoover as fol- lows: It is announced that the national collection to date has been secured only by the greatest effort and not more than one-third of tn enecessary s33. .000, 900 has been raised to see these children through until the net harvest 10 Ia will not stop until America has ac- cepted as Invisible Guests" the whole $500, 900, and the task would be simple 1T every one who can maintain an auto mobile would entertain at least one Invisible Guest"
 The statement says instructions have been issued to the fourteen county chairmen in Arizona for continuing the campaign indefinitely.
 Marcus r. Kelly, county chairman 214 O'Neill building. who is receiving subscriptions for Maricopa county, re- ported yesterday late subscriptions to the fund as follows: Through w 5 B. Twitchell S10; Buntman S5 Kellogg Twitchell, Ferguson G. Keeler. So; w s5; Arthur Luhrs, S10; through Harold Baxter, Frank T. AllSire, $10; Jay Al kire, s10: Harold Baxter, s10; A. l. Boehmer, s10; P. Fl. Hayes, $1; Walter btuHcltr P-Os AfCWASf F-ti through |. M. Fftzhugh, Helen F. Cram, $10; pr. R. w. Craig, $10; l. M Fitzhugh, s10; V. O. Wallingford t1O; John R. Hampton, s5; through J IT. Halloran, Harry Kay, s10; Arizons Hardware company. S10; Warrer Brothers, $10; following four made sec ond contribution as follows: Valley Lumber company. $1O; Halstesd Lum- Der company, $10; O'Malley Lumber company. $10; Bennett Lumber com pany, $10; and the following individ. nal subscriptions: Miss Lucille Foster S5: Mrs. Geraldine Bonner, Chandler S10; Mayor Jacobson of Chandler, 8 William Meyer, Chandler, s5: A Friend Chandler, s5 A. Barrow, Mesa, S12.5O T. w. Estes, st: Ada Roberts, S1; W C. Wendell. SlO; K. IT. Peterson. SlO William Remsbottom, S5; J. Schwarlxart, Buckeye, s1; Donald Dun bar, s10; City Cleaning Works. $10 North Brothers, Mesa, $10; Sun Quon Hi company. s10; Twohy Brothers s200; Mrs. NJ. D. Dobbins, S5; Mrs. F w Lightburne, $5; Harry Rountree, q Friend. S2; John Brown of India school. $10: Mrs. Anna Skidmore, $5 Sims Ely, $10; Louis J. Galland, s5; , A. Hay. s1; Mrs. J. B. Tappan, S1; Mir A. V. Thompson, $1.
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 There is a shortage of 100000 home