Arizona republican., 1917-10-19

Yesterdays feature of the drive for the second Liberty Loan was the hear ty manner in which employees of the city building subscribed for bonds. frank Thomas police judge. co-operat- ing with the bond committee, turned over to the latter body 99 subscriptions aEgregating $6,00O.
 Phoenix lodge No. 70S L. o. O. M at it's meeting last night, subscribed for a S100 bond
 In order to get in closer touch with ianchers and persons living distant from the city, the committee will send speakers at all of the auction sales held in the vicinity of Phoenix Yesterday H. R. Tritle, ROssiter Mikel and w. l.. Barnum attended sale south of the city in the interest of Liberty bonds.
 Elk Lodge Gives S1,o00
 At a rousing meeting of Phoenix lodge No. 335 B. P. O. E. held last night, members of the order voted. in favor of subscribing to $1.O0O worth of bonds In addition to this, they decided to appoint committees to assist the Liberty loan committee in the big campaign
 J. C. Adams. prominent Phoenix ho- tel man. stated that he would start the ball rolling when the subject of Liberty
 
 subscribed for $1 900 bond as an indi- Vidual subscription. MT. Adams stated that if any member of the local lodge desired to take bond, but was unable to finance it at the present time, he would take care of it for him. The Liberty loan committee was repre- sented at the session by H. R. Tritle. R. A. Kirk and ROssiter Mikel, all mem beri of the order
 Meetings Enthusiastic
 Tonight Hon. C. B. Ward will ad- dress a Liberty loan meeting at the Palo Verde school house. Arrange ments for the session have been made by w. w. Walton.
 Friday meetings: Friday Morning club, Mrs Dennett and Mrs. Jencks. speakers; Council of Jewish Women, Mrs. Selim Nicholson, speaker; parlor meetings at the home of Mrs. HoWley, 3S6 North Second avenue, Mrs. Grace White, speaker; Mrs. Beauchamp. SOP \. Fourth avenue Mrs. Grace White, speaker and at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Arnold, of 1540 West Wash ington street at 2:30 o'clock in the af- telnoon with Miss Cleveland as the speaker
 On Saturday afternoon at ?: 30 o'clock
  "a held at the home of Mrs. Christy, of West Jefferson street. A well known speaker has been engaged for the occa- sion
 The following meetings have been ar ranged this week by Walter Brawner chairman of the committee on county sessions: Today-Balsz school. Madison school Fowler school, Laveen school and Tolleson school. Saturday-Par- adise Valley school Roosevelt school. tlhambra school. Cashion school and Morristown school
 Come Across for Bonds
 The following letter was received yesterday by Phoenix cattle man from an old time friend of his in Pima county:
 Dear Bill:
 We are a long way from where the big guns are taking crack at the iiaiser's army and you and l are too old to go and help the boys that have gone into training but you and l have some thing to do just the same.
 T don't know just how much you may have been thinking about this bus mess but it is really up to America to whip the kaiser and it isn't any small job either The English figured three Nears ago to eat their Christmas din per in Berlin-and they haven't got there yet and have found that they couldn't do the job without Uncle San to help. Now the point is just here. il
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