Arizona republican., 1917-10-25

until today, when photograph of his signed application appeared in a loan advertisement Tonight the president heard loan speech at a local theater
 The two brightest spots ill the days campaign the treasury announced so- night, were the Dallas and Atlanta districts Secretary McAdoo aroused tremendous enthusiasm in Atlanta to- night messages came from there say ing the banks were sWamped with sub scriptions. The Dallas district began it's campaign early today with Calves ton going past it's minimum.
 'Calvestcn wired that the people there had given till it hurt Every city and hamlet in Texas held a Lib erty bond day meeting and wonderful trict it Was unable tonight to give more than rough estimate of the days progress.
 It was big day in the Cleveland district. Hundreds of persons were turned away from the meeting ad- dressed by former Ambassador Gerard and overflow meetings were held. The present city tetal is now estimated at | S50,000,000. DoWn-state Ohio farmers were attacked by motor squads of so- 1 licitors
 Reports from Cincinnati and Pitts | burg were very encouraging. Toledo l had Q parade ten miles long. "A. ternoon reports showed that since | the campaign began the city of Chicago had subscribed approximately s1OOOO0,- 1 000; Michigan, S76, 6,000000: Illinois, 1 outside Chicago. $25, 900, 900; Iowa, $47,- 1 100000; Wisconsin, $40000, ,000 and h. diana, S3.000.000.
 l | the St Louis district would subscribe it's minimum total by Saturday.
 Among the Pacific coast figures for the entire campaign received tonight were: San Francisco, S60, 1000, 900; | Washington, $1S,000. .000 Los Angeles city and county, sl5,000,0 900: San Diego. l s3,000, 900; Nevada and Arizona, $3,- 000,000 each Oregon, S10000,000.
 Minneapolis was the center of a hard drive today.
 Kansas City reported only a few words-that subscriptions were large. 1 Hawaii also contributed today A mes l sage from the governor said that the islands did not know their total but l were going ahead to roll up the largest possible quota. More than s3,00O,00O already has been raised there." From the farthest corners of the world Americans are answering the call Subscriptions have been received it. was said, from citizens in almost every foreign land. A supply of post CTS sent each American consul stirred some of them to such enthusiasm that they responded by capie.
 Minimum Is Exceeded
 NEW YORK, Oct 24.-Subscriptions to the Liberty loan in the New York federal district tonight reached a total of $935,O00,000, gain Of 000000O for Liberty day The subscriptions now exceed by 5000, 900 the minimum allotted to the district by the treasury department
 Subscriptions poured in at the rate of $20G,00O a minute from the time headquarters opened at a. m. until 6 P. m, and it was believed the aggre- gate would be etswelled by belated re- ports from outlying parts of the dis trict.
 With the s1,000, 100000 mark in sight, the campaign committee was hopeful tonight It might succeed in its self appointed task of selling the tremen- dous total of S1,50O. OOO,O0 in bonds by Saturday night. The thousands of volunteer workers who have striveT tirelessy to make the loan a success 1 continue their efforts with renewed determination
 While the heaviest rain and wind storm of the season forced the post ponement until tomorrow of the spec lacuiar parade which was to have been the chief feature of the Liberty day celebration in this city, it was be- lieved the indictment weather might be a favorable factor by extending fol another day the enthusiasm aroused for the loan.
 More than sS6,000, ,000 of todays sub scriptions came from 113 banks, busi ness houses, individuals and the mu nicipality in sums ranging from $1G0, 900 to N$10,000,000.
 Exactly s65,0O0,O0O was pledged b! tWenty-four subscribers.
 Subscriptions obtained by the Bo, Scouts of America in their four day campaign for the Liberty loan, as re