Arizona republican., 1921-02-25
"OvER THE TOP" E DAYS SLOGAN |NC. UT |. DRIVE.
NeW " Members Total 514 At Ilose Of Work Yester- GGay-Directors Hope To see see Goal Reached Today 9!l,277 Secured For Ser. vice Fund

fs~s,onng With the Business and Pro- I,rrpaI Women's club at a combinad in sL vn at the Y. M. c. A. yesteriiay sessio, os ana most enthusiastic noon in tLa uL the campaign, the workers th the plan for the reorranization of
 chamber of Commerce. and tha sS.iuing ,,sn or greater and better Pboe- sa as d place in which to live came ,nembership drive that thev resol,ad Isiore the end of the meeting. that to' Sey session would mark the reachino- VI tne goal-800 new and enthusiastic pers ,rs Tor the chamber of com
 The number recorded hv tha ,.. captains in the four divisions vester- oay totalled 514, leaving 2I8 members oe signed up before noon today. The numper or new memberships for the usy was 19O. which exceeded the num- per obtained on the day before by
 - Service Fund SweIIs
 The service fund total jumped dur ing the day to $21,277, which does not take into account the results achieved by the service fund committee, with the exception of $5,000 announced on the first day of the drive This com mtttee, which is devoted entirely to the service fund, has not reported since Tuesday. and 1t is believed that it will boost the total nearly if not com pIetely over the mark aimed at = s60.000.
 The Business and Professional Women's club pledged its hearty sup port to the campaign and the reor- Eanized chamber of commerce and followed this by taking out a club membership. while many of the indi- vidual members have also joined the organization or have expressed their determination to do so before the end of the carnpaign
 A feature of the reports of the team captains was the results obtained by the women workers. who have been given an exceptionally hard part of yond expectations. The Blue and White divisions were particularly en- thusiastic during the meeting and have already engaged in friendly rivalry, each laudinG its own achievements in it's own songs and slogans.
 Following the close of the campaign I. H. Blackmore. field secretary for the American City Bureau, will come to Phoenix from the San Francisco headquarters and will direct the reor- ganization of the chamber of com merce for a month The scope of his work is confined in >the following summary:
 Plans For New Chamber
 l. Submits new constitution and by laws, if needed.
 ?. Installs a democratic system of elections and supervises the election of officers and directors who will genu- inely represent the enlarged member ship.
 B. Determines accurately just what this enlarged membership wants the chamber of commerce to do.
 4. Outlines a definite plan, proved by experience, for the organization and control of committees of active mem bers to bring this work to accomplish ment. The bureau assists in the initial steps of putting this plan into opera tion.
 5. Educates these workers to an un- derstanding of the methods by which their purposes may be obtained.
 6. Organizes a members forum
 z. Suggests an office system.
 9. If there is no paid secretary, he puts the directors in touch with the best secretarial talent they are in a position to pay for. If there is a paid secretary the field man familiarizes him with organization policies and ad- ministrative methods recommended by the American City Bureau.
 10. Presents to each director at the close of the period of installation ser vice a special report embodying pro- gram, of work. a manual of organiza- ton procedure and recommendations for the application of these principles 10 the problems of that particular or ganization.
 II. Presents to the directors a re- search report giving detailed informa- ton regarding the most important ac- tivity, immediately before the organ. ization, based upon the experiences or other scities
 AUBURN, N. T., Feb. 24.-At Il o'clock tonight Matthew Cheche, local