Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-07-02

have quit work, thinking that they
might be supplied with food by the
Associated Charities for the asking,
there is no foundation for such ru-
mors. Every case is investigated
carefully That several Mexican Ia
borers, those who had been employed
at the Apperson ranch and otners
who had been working on the nisn-
way program, had quit work, not one
of them has made his appearance at
the Associated Charities rooms. for
the history of every family Is known
there.
Many Ask for Work
II is known. too, that those who
are the recipients of charity would
prefer employment. A dozen men
called at the rooms on Thursday,
saying that they had been told tnat
some one there would find work Tor
them. Said Mrs. Green of the Assoc
ciated Charities: 7 had never seen
any OF them before. They did not
ask for provisions or other assist
ance. They had been without work
for from Is days to four months.
The names and addresses of these
men are:
Jose Gonzales, 81 years, 1908 E.
jefferson street; Antonio Gonzales,
II. 1903 E. jefferson street; Pedro
Chavez, 3S, 1903 e. jefferson street:
Luis Duarte, 33, S. seventh street
and E. Buchanan; Augustine Duarte,
80. S. Seventh street and E. Buchan-
an; Jesus Espinosa. 80. $40 +. Madi-
son street; Genaro Rodriguez. az.
Ills E. Madison street: Rodrigo
Rodriguez, IS, 1116 e. Madison street;
Angel Souseda, 22, N. Seventh street
and Arizona canal; Manuel Fernan-
DEE, 500 E. Madison street; Ramon
Correa, so, S. Eighteenth street, near
Eastlake park; Patricio Robes, %,
215 S. Fifth street.
Little Boys Gift
A little boy, accompanied by his
mother, called at the rooms OF the
Associated Charities yesterday ana
offered a dollar toward the relief OF
the hungry. Naturally. the source OF
this wealth was sought. 1t was
brought out that the little boy had
been paid five cents day for some
service and his wages were invested
in war-saving stamps. Finally the
stamps blossomed into a Liberty or
Victory bond and yesterday the first
interest on it fell due-$1.50. With
out a suggestion from any one, the
little boy set aside a dollar Of his in
come, that is, two-thirds of 1t, for
the relief of the hungry.
The sum of s2s4o was brought to
The Republican office yesterday by
Mrs L. c. Haynes of the Cashion
district at whose residence the ladies'
of that neighborhood gave an ice
cream social the evening before for
the relief of the hungry mothers and
babies of Phoenix. About one hun
dred of the neighbors gathered there
and had an enjoyable time with mu-
sic and games.
1t has been said. and should be re-
peated until it is perfectly under
stood. that the ladies' of the Asso-
ciated Charities have not asked for
money contributions. All that has
been raised has been the result of
outside activity, nearly $1,000 having
come through The Republican office.
The following sums in checks have
come by mail and have been received
because of the publicity The Repub-
lican has given the movement:
Received by Mail
Anna Kaufman ........$ 500
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Elleford,
Los Angeles .......-.... 1000
Jeremy Hicks . 2.50
Mrs. G. o. Wagenseil. ..... zoo
National Pepsin Gum Co., San
FRANCISCO .......-.....-- 1O.oo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sampson,
by wire .................. 500
w. A. Walsh, Miami. ...... 500
Over The Republican coun-
ter yesterday:
Mrs. L. C. Haynes, 29.4C
Anonymous 200
John Steangman ... Loo
Malcolm MLennon ....-... Loo
Charles Co