Arizona republican., 1917-10-17
KIWANLS CLUB MEMBERS MAKE
 LIBERTY DRIVE

The outstanding feature yesterday in the. campaign which is being con ducted locally for the Liberty loan was the work of the Kiwanis club, which, as an organization, assisting in the campaign, turned in last night total of 51000 in subscriptions to the Lib- erty loan committee
 With enthusiasm which knew no bounds. members of the club who, last week, pledged themselves as will ing to turn the entire day over to work of obtaining subscriptions, commenced work this morning. Before noon they reported their combined efforts to be well over the s30,000 mark. At the close of the day when the subScrip- tions totalled a little under the half hundred thousand mark, members among themselves subscribed to sui ficient number of bonds to bring the total for the day to s51,000.
 A total of BOT subscriptions were successfully solicited by the club com mittees. Employees of the Ford garage, consisting of 22 salesmen and me chani&. took bonds totaling in value s1 ,0OO The largest individual sub scription was S5000 which was taken by a local business man. Carl Ander-
 
 chased S3000 worth of bonds.
 Members of the ten committees were: First committee - Charles OMalley, w. H. Plunkett, Dr. Munson and Harry Hail. Second-C. W. Good man. Charles Donofrio, C. T. Hirst and Vernon Clark. Third-Jack Rowlands, Joe Levy, Hal Prince and Ed Rudolph. Fourth-I. J. Johnson, Ben F. Carter, L. F. White and Dave Goldberg. Fifth ". w. Wilkinson, J. J. Welcome, A R. Cater and A. E. Esgate. Sixth ]. C. Dobbins, C. E. Beach, J. H. Null rein, R, C. Saufley and Royal Lescher Seventh-D B. Webster, F. D. Raley George A. Judson, Dr. J. w. Thomas. Eighth-Eugene Goldman, George Mickie. Frank Eiault and F. S HOus ton. Ninth-E. A. Marshall, R. P. Ro- zeine, H. M Maus and William Kohl! berg. Tenth--F. C. McNab, Carl A. Anderson and C. C. Jones.
 The campaign committee at the Lib erty loan headquarters is preparing a roll of honor which will consist of the names of persons subscribing for bonds The first list will be available for publication Thursday or Friday of this week. It is proposed to continue this practice during the drive for the second Liberty loan
 Since the opening of the drive the women of the city have been cooper ating with telling results. Each day meetings are held by individuals and also by organizations, where full in- formation in regard to the manner in which the bonds are purchased is out lined to those seeking such informa ton. The committee il. charge of the WOnens Liberty Loan organization is requested 10 attend meeting in the section where they reside as announced daily in this paper
 The following meetings under the di rection of the women's organization will be held today: Young Mothers Guild of the Trinity Pro Cathedral Mrs. Jencks, speaker: Royal Neighbors and the Wornens Relief Corps. Mrs. Grace White; Harmony club, Mrs. T. M. Elder and Mrs C. F. Ainsworth; ; room at the high school, Miss Cleye- land, assistant attorney general, and Mrs Stafford: parlor meetings al home of Mrs. P. T. Hurley, TOT South First avenue. Mrs. Joseph Stark, speaker Mrs. George Tisdale, 622 North First avenue, Mrs. Stafford, speaker.
 ; Thursday meetings are: Rebekahs. with Mrs. H. A. Davis, speaker; Pyth- ian Sisters Mrs George Pheby, speak err parlor meetings with Mrs. David Goldberg. Coronado road, Mrs. T. F. Campbell speaker; aIrs. C. F. Aims worth, Franklyn avenue, Mrs. Donald Continued on Page Two)