Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
CLOSING DRIVE FUR LIBERTY BONDS IN PHOENIX WILL TAKE
 SECTION WELL OVER THE TIP

The closing night of the Liberty loan campaign is to be made one long to be remembered in the city of Phoenix The banks of the city will remain open until 9 o'clock tonight for late sub scribers and the campaign of the women. who will canvass the city, will be closed at the Hotel Adams at that hour.
 The Indian school band will play on the principal streets of the city from 7:30 until SIS this evening, at which time they will march to the Hotel Adams and give the patriotic concert under the direction of MT. Nenne. Everyone is invited to witness the eX- citement and interest which will at tend the closing hour
 At 2 o'clock promptly d $50 Liberty bond will be auctioned from the meg zanine floor of the Adams hotel. Who ever gets to buy this bond will have the honor of purchasing the last DiD- erty bond sold in the United States today Many organizations and indi- viduals have signified their intention of participating in the contest for the purchase of this bond, as the proceeds secured over the amount of the bond I ter of the Arizona Red Cross. It can be definitely stated that many well known organizations and individuals will make special efforts for the honor of purchasing the last bond to be sold in the United States, aside from the added fact of the wonderful patriotic order of the Red Cross to which the proceeds are to go.
 Women to Campaign
 From the early morning hours today until g o'clock tonight teams of women will canvass the city of Phoenix in an effort to secure final subscriptions for Liberty bonds. These teams will be composed of two women each, and each team will be privileged to call to it's assistance two men in their efforts for the last and final drive for the sale of Liberty bonds. If there is any guilty man who escapes it will be be- cause he locks himself up.
 Very valuable prizes have been of fered for the five leading teams and the first prizes include a $50 Liberty bond offered by J. c. Adams and a s5f coral pearl and diamond ring offered i by Mack Gardner. The prizes for the second team are $25 pattern hats of 1 fered by korricks' Store and the Bos- 1 ton Store. Goldwaters and the Switzel ! Style Shop are giving $10 in merchant | disc each to the women selling the | third largest number of bonds. Eacf of the two women composing the fourtl team will be given orders for s il women's merchandise by the Me | Dougall X Cassou company, and Don l ofrio will give five pound box O 1 candy to each of the women in the l team selling the fifth largest number | of bonds. A special prize has beer ! offered by the Yellow TaXicab com { pany of s in taxicab rides to each 0 1 the women in the team which secures 1 the largest amount of money The other prizes being awarded are for tn, 1 largest number of individual subscrip- | tions.
 ! These teams will start this morning and if there are any women who desire to volunteer they may report to Ceci ! Boyce at Liberty Loan headquarter. any time after & o'clock this morning Remember that you will have the en- tire day and evening in which to can vass The returns of sales must bt made to MT. Boyce at the Hotel Adam: by o'clock tonight at which time tht results will be tabulated and the prize: awarded The first prize of $50 Lib
 ertv bond and a $50 ring are now or 1 display in the Goldberg window.
 Who Compose the Teams
 The women who have already volun