Arizona republican., 1922-01-09
To
RECEIVE RULES
F0RELKSDRIVE

Given IT'S Workers Who
Will Take Part In Cam
paign For New Building
Final instructions to 175 workers
/ who will participate in the two-day
building fund drive to complete the
Phoenix Elks new home, will be given
! by Chairman A. w. Crane at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning, when the
bond selling forces meet at chamber
of commerce headquarters prepara-
! tory to launching the campaign. All
organization details have been COM
pleted and the stage is set for action.
In connection with the drive,
Ladies' Night" will be held at
o'clock tonight in the Woman's club.
Several hundred women will be en-,
tertained as the guests of the Elks
drill team at a program and dance
A speaker viii outline the aims of
Elkdom and explain the present cam,
paign. The entertainment Is line with
the necessity of obtaining full CO.
operation not only of lodge members
but their families and friends if the
building drive is to be successful.
This is a campaign of co-opera-
tion," declared John T. Mclean, di-
rector In -cnief." No man is big
enough to put it over alone. Every
person in the program, as outlined
by Chairman Crane, the finance COM
mittee, trustees and chair officers,
has his own particular work to do
and this work, efficiently done, will
put over the drive. Each as import
ant as the other, every worker is an
essential part of the campaign and
upon his efforts depends success"
Cooperative Plan
On this principle of cooperation
the entire plan of campaign has been
built and the field organization ef-
fected. The five card unit is used as
the basis of operations. each solicitor
in the various precincts is to handle
tive cards containing the names and
addresses of the members in his unit.
noting whether they have subscribed
previously and what amount has been
paid The solicitors will obtain
money due and in cases of straight
prospect cards, will solicit subscrip-
tions. Complete reports will be re-
turned by all solicitors.
Eight hundred buttons, bearing the
official emblem Of rlkdom and the
inscription, II Have Subscribed" will
be distributed among the solicitors.
BY Wednesday night every Elk in
PhoeniXts expected to be wearing one
of these buttons
Progress of the campaign will he
shown on a huge outline map of the
city, on which is marked the nine
geographical divisions or districts the
precincts and groups to be solicited.
For every Elk who has subscribed
and paid in part, yellow pin will be
stuck into the map within his pre-
cinct- green pin will indicate pros
poets and a red pin those members
who have paid in fun As reports
reach headquarters the pins win he
changed and by Wednesday night di-
rectors and solicitors hope to see
map bristling with red pins. The
entire field force will report in the
evening after each days work and
the map will determine the efficiency
OF pond sellers in each district and
precinct.
Express Confidence
expressions of confidence for the
success of the drive continue To como
from the workers. L. b. HitcbcocIx
lodge trustee and precinct director
safd Il feel that success is a posi-
tive possibility if real effort is made
IL the want and the desire ara
present, nothing is impossible with
TINS large membership. If the build
ing does not go up, it will be he
cause the members don't want II N 4
go up, not because a few have failed
in their duty"
The Elks can make the drive 70
morrow and Wednesday a comnIete
success, If we enter IL with the real
spirit of determination thar every
important undertaking demands de-
ciared Attorney Fred G. Struckmever
precinct dire tor. with the fuu 90
operation of all, success is certain.S
An adequate home, commensurate
with the progressive spirit of Phoe-
nix, is the greatest need of the Ellis -
said Warren Macarthur, precinct di- I
rector" We can make the comnIeted |
building a fact before 1923 II We an |
work together or Tuesday and Wed |
nesday."
List of Workers
Inc list of those who win renor, |
for duty tomorrow morning follows
District Directors: j. II. MuIreip
a. Henderson Stockton Toseni,
Lotus, Guy Alsap Mayor w II
PIunkett A II. Mcclellan 7 q |
Graves, Z. w. Tempske, w. p. Gea,.v
J. r Miller, Fred ]. Joyce.
Precinct Directors: J. y NIeIo,o.
u. y. Webster Warren McArtbur ~
=. Struckmeyer. Lawrence GIeasor,
Claude Fisher A. G. Dulmage M n
Green, Fred b Townsend. T D
hitchcock, f. II. Griffith. Harry Kau
n. 3. Cassidy A. L. Moore T.
OMalley. Charles f. Morton p - -
Grace' J. II O'Rielly Il. p. Conw,a,,
Z. NJ Stoddard. ] T. Whitnev c1;, "c.'y
NeVltt, Luke w. Henderson I NJ
AIeer, u. A. Trincano. Char,as W
scott, Fred w. Norton. Rev p "
COCKS. 9, J. Heinz, w. r. Ingraha.s -
=. 7. hehoe, ]. r. Lambert q FIJI III |
Bracket and K. r. Hyder. iieu
SOLICITORS: p. l.. Lytle. r q S+o,.
" n. hahrs, j. c. McGratb II
ketcham, e. A. Melczer. n. E, pin,.,- - |
rank L. Vance, Charles G. Rou,a,.
-. montgomery. r. +. Ward - ~ ~
Hughes, X b. Brunaman. II Il Nrit
ten +. {. Paine, William GIeaso. ~
frledInan, w. ]. Todd G n Min
.. u; Miller, 4. A. Tobbetts ClarnI's,' llle'
y. Herwig; NJ T. Wevant - e'iIe -
Peutke, nI lyman Peters, ]. A. CAM T,
t3.tssa;l .. hahoney r; w. Lescher g O
Brlsoois, Fred Winship, ]. c. Erbardt
:, a.. thompson, J. E. Sellers, Her, |
Hl.l,l., man i-ewkoWitzr c. +. Gerard. r w |
NIciioiS' ). X oats, L, NJ. Allen. H p
Carson, H. w Bergman. G. w ELIAS |
2. f. Harrington, w. II. Gaugben II
NJ. Clark Joe King, A. w. Sandige |