Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
MEET TOMORROW
 II LAY PLANS TO CONTINUE DRIVE
F'ollow-Up Campaign Neces- sary To Reach Quota For Six Local Charities Total Now $10,000

Very few additional reports were turned in at the chamber Of commerce headquarters of the Maricopa County Welfare League drive yesterday and the result of the campaign was far from satisfactory to leaders The amount raised. while not all totaled at present. will not exceed s10,00e and this Is from less than 300 givers of population of more than 30.o00 The results were encouraging in way however, as they showed money is available for the support of the char ities if it is possible to get enough workers to go out and see business men and their employees.
 The effort has been made" said Dave Goldberg, ito conduct this drive with entirely volunteer workers, to eliminate expense and to truthfully say that it is 100 per cent for relief, with no overhead. We do not believe that the business men of the community would approve of paid collectors, and yet they wait for solicitors to call upon them before giving. A few prominent busi- ness men took the bull by the horns and sent in their pledges and donations without waiting to be called on and they did much for the campaign by so $doing.
 ''When a man sends in his pledge without solicitation he makes the few faithful solicitors we have available for the man who is not as considerate. Everybody in Phoenix is going to be so- licited before this drive finally is closed, and every firm which has not donated already can save the volunteer workers much time by sending in pledges direct to chamber of commerce headquarters,
 We all have heard of the merchant who gives a dollar to the Associated Charities and then, every time a poor person in need comes along, says "Go to the Associated Charities I help to support that That spirit is all right in sending all those needing charity to the place where charity is administered with discretion but the man who gives only dollar should have his conscience bother him every time he says it.
 The one thing which has been for gotten in this campaign is that this drive is for six charities and that the budget of $30,775 is not an inflated bud get but is the amount actually neces- sary that those charities function ef- ficientIy."
 A meeting of about 9 prominen campaign leaders has been called fol Monday night to discuss ways ant means of continuing the drive uutl everybody has had the opportunity tc give or definitely refuse to give.
 The List of Givers
 The list of larger givers up to Sat- urday is as follows
 Those giving $100 or over:
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. McClung. Carl An derson Insurance company, I. B. Stew art Dr. R. R. Brownfield, The Melczel company, Western States Securit, company, J. L. B. Alexander, McCal Cotton company, Thomas J. Armstrong sGharles Korricl & Brother, Vic HannS Manufacturing Stationers, Dwight r Heard, T. c. McReynolds, Switzer' Style Shop, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard T1l Trust company, Phoenix, Seed an Feed company, Chalmers, Fennimor, Stah1 and Longon; Kibbey, Bonnet Smith and Gust: pr. E. Payne Palmer McArthur Brothers Goldberg Brother: Arizona Gazette, City Ice and Deliver company, Halstead Lumber compan, Heard Investment company, Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle company
 Those giving $50 to $100.
 $. D. Futile, Barrows Furniture com fpany, Anonymous, Phoenix Woman A A.club. Eastern Star lodge, Maricop County Nurses association, Joe Loftu I. Rosensweig, Apache Garage, H. Maus, Grand Cafe. Hassayamp Creamery, Constable Ice compan Maricopa Creamery. Berryhill compan McDougan and Cassou company. Pa ace Hardware company, A. L. Boehne Brandon Brothers, Carroll and Par s. A. Mauk, A. Wetzler, W. J. Murph Ben Rice, Arizona Laundry, Donofr Floral company, Peter Ryan, Sun Dru company, Arizona Mining Journal. Ar zona Storage and Distributing con pany.
 Those giving s25 to $50:
 Mrs. Harold Baxter, J. H. Smithe w. W. Lawhon, William c. Harbrigt Amelia Baswitz, Baswitz Cigar con pany, Vaughn and O'Connell, C. Dunn; Jordan, Grace, Phelps; c.