Arizona republican., 1918-10-18

ice were announced last night as hav- ing doubled their previous subscrip- tions.
 Mail Campaign Adds
 The personal letter campaign of bond selling has brought in over s1o,- 900 in subscriptions. while fully as much has been realized from the cam paign to sell bonds over the telephone People who are inclined to feel an noyed at being repeatedly called up are asked to have patience, and not to feel insulted. Efforts to avoid dupli- cation are being made but it sometimes happens that one person is called more than once.
 All of the banks of the city are now upon the 100 per cent list, the employees of these institutions having subscribed to q man. The total subscriptions from the employees of the banks is $175,O00. Report to this effect was turned in yesterday by A. T. Esgate, chairman of the bank committee.
 Bank Workers Do We'll
 A remarkable record has been made by the bank bond selling committees stationed in the various banks of the city to solicit subscriptions from bank customers. This committee is headed by Wallace Button and John Kolberg, who appointed committees to work at each bank These committees last night reported as follows:
 At the Valley bank, s74,3OO; Phoenix National bank, s53,50O; National Bank of Arizona, s14,300; Central Bank of Phoenix, $6,350; Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company, $6,150; Citi- zens State bank, $500.
 These committees will continue to work during banking hours during the remainder of the campaign.
 Spots in County lover"
 Although Maricopa county as a whole is still $S00,OO0 behind with the loan, the number of districts that have gone over. the top is increasing. Among those which have reached or exceeded their quotas in the past few days are Gilbert, Murphy, Wilson, Peoria, Agua Fria, Jordan, Fowler, Kyrene, Union Blue Point, Lehi and Rural. Glendale is over the top although not officially reported, and the Washington district is nearly, if not entirely 100 per cent subscribed
 Arizona Eastern 100 Per Cent Additions to the 100 per cent list yes. terday included the Arizona Eastern where 232 shop employees and 42 other | employees turned in 274 subscriptions or 11S per cent. The total subscribed by Arizona Eastern employees was s1S,- | 800, or an average of $67.52 per sub- | scriber. Other additions to the honol roll included the office of the county recorder, county treasurer, county as sessor, the state auditors office, statt | treasurers office, state land depart. ment, state superintendent of public | instruction, the Los Angeles store, M Bostick Barber shop, William Rems bottom, plumbing establishment, ant the w. P. Crump produce establish ment
 Division of the s20,000 subscription of the Mutual Life Insurance compan, of New York. which was announce, early in the campaign, between Phoe nix and Tempe was announced yes terday. The subscription was mad through Fred Joyce of Tempe. super | intendent of agents, and is to be divid ed equally between Phoenix an Tempe.
 Campaign Worker Dies
 The death of Walter Harris, the frs Liberty loan worker to succumb dur ing the campaign was reported t headquarters by Paul Greene, chair man of the Afro American Libert loan committee. Harris, who was em ployed by the city, was an energeti and tireless worker for the loan. an his death cannes as a distinct loss t the committee of which he was a loys member.