Arizona republican., 1921-03-15

Dowen road, east on Harrison street as far as occupied.
 District 10-Starting at Van Buren and Central avenue. north on Central avenue to Roosevelt street, west On Roosevelt to Seventh avenue south on Seventh avenue to Van Buren, east on Van Buren to starting point.
 District 11-Starting at Central ave nue and Roosevelt. north on Central avenue to Mcdowell road, west on Me Dowell road to Seventh avenue. south on Seventh avenue to Roosevelt, east on Roosevelt to starting point.
 District 12-Starting at Central ave nue and Taylor. north on Central ave- nue to Roosevelt, east on Roosevelt to Seventh street, south on Seventh street to Washington, west on Washington to Fourth street, north on Fourth street to Van Buren, west on Van Buren to First street, north on First street to Taylor and west on Taylor to starting point.
 District 13-Starting at Central ave- nue and Roosevelt, north on Central avenue to McDowell road, east on Me DoweI road to Seventh street, south on Seventh street to Roosevelt, west on Roosevelt to starting point District 14-An territory east oi Central avenue between Roosevelt ano McDowen road.
 District 15-All territory north oi lMcDowen road and east of Central avenue.
 District 1s-Au territory north oi
 McDowell road and west of Centra avenue.
 District 17-Starting at Washington and Seventh street, north on SeVentr to Roosevelt, east on Roosevelt u Twelfth street, south on Twelfth stree | to Washington, west on Wasiiiii E 'oii '' starting point.
 District 1S-AII territory betweeT wa sbington and Roosevelt east o Twelfth street.
 | District 19-All territory south O | Washington and east of Seventh stree. snecial committee was appolnteo I to % into the question or quotas loi @ I laree- business houses and to halui' l them outside the regular team organ I izations. c,.o1.o-s Tn his opening talk, MT. Chaimers said.
 Mir. Chalmers Address .sone of the things least understood ! ahout the work of the Marlcope County Welfare league is the confloeh' | tiaI exchange. The Confidential FIX l change has been organized for the pre- I yeotion of overlapping and dupilcatioi 1 in social work. It is a directory O names of families aided by charitapi' | and social agencies in this city, ane 1 only to be used by those organization
 registering the names of such Ianiile' | to the Confidential Exchange. l ssIt has been found in this city, tha' l as many as seven charitable organlza tions have been aiding one family. Th1! means a waste of time and money ant | in many cases results in pauperizins | the family"
 Intelligent charity, after giving emergency relief, aims to readjust thu
 problems of needy families, making them self supporting, self respecting l and worth while citizens of the com
 munity. This calls for intelligent ant
 business1ike methods. The Confiden | tial Exchange is one of these methods
 For at the Confidential Exchang' 1 office. files are kept with the names | addresses and list of members of in
 dividuai families and the number O
 the family's record in the files of tn
 social and charitable agency who reg istered the family with the Confiden l tial Exchange.
 Consequently a name turned in b.
 any organization can be immediatel,
 identified if the family has receive'
 assistance of any kind by some othe
 organization. Thus the organization t, whom the family or individual hav'
 sisting the family. They are not thei
 working in the dark, each oblivious o what the other has done or is doin, | for the applicant. A permanent plar 1 for rehabilitation of the family or in | dividual can then be made. ''The Confidential Exchhange no | only locates the professional begga