The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-06-28
BABY BOND DRIVE
 COMES ID 4 CLOSE
PLEDGE CARDS TURNED TN TO
 AMOUNT OF $5s,365, ELkS CLOSE -DRIvE WITH BRILLIANT EvENT

| SHhSS I0hNED
 AMOUNT OF $5e,365, ELKS CLOSE -DRIvE WITH BRILLIANT EVENT.
 June 18th was the close of the hi. drive put on all over the nation for the sale of Baby Bonds. The final report of the different captains to chairman Adams of the local commit tee at the close of the drive reveals the fact that the pledge cards have been most iberally signed. Those wno nave been conducting the drive report the sum of $58,365 pledged. in- ciud1ng the amounts purchased bv those who have placed themselves un. der obligations to finance this fea. ture of these securities. The report by captains of the various districts. as given by Chairman Adams at the close Of the drive is as follows:
 Boy Scouts .... m R. N. Stubblefield and J. A. Me
 Leay, A. & N. M. R R ....s 7.eeo E. J. Lehman and K. H. Donald
 son, A. c. works 6.20s J. F. Carmichael, new shelter 4.455 Harry Hendricks. Shannon Hill 12.000 E. H. Apadoca, Chase Creek. 3.180 Mrs. Joe Deck, Hills Flat, East
 Side Of R. R. 10. 0on | NS' c' AShhiuus I1ul FIdI,
 West Side. ........ .. :. 3,O20 M Mrs' '. n. Potter, Fraser Row 1000 r: l.: Knapp, North Clifton... 2,675 M. W. Juelg, East Clifton:... 2.840 E. M' Williams. A. c. store.. 3,2s5 G. l.. Cashion, A. c. gen. office 1,O35
 Total ...... ........ :. =. .s5s,Se5 F. O. Sales since Jan. 1..... .$3S,SS0 |
 Grand Total ....-.... ..... .ss6,745 | The amount pledged in this drive was secured from only 1885 individu- als, and while this does not put Cliff ton over the top in her allotment, yet the figures are very gratifying to those who have had the drive in hand.
 Cllfton's quota to be raised is $151,- 900, and this leaves $54,255 yet to be raised. The Copper Era is not in inforned whether the S15,OO0 previ. ously reported having been sold by tue First National Bank is included in the sale of the pest office report. if not this sum will swell CIifton's sales to S111,745, and leave only the surC of S39.255 yet to be raised he fore Cliftons quota will have been fully scubscribed.
 r Nor Is the amount sold by the local lodge of Elks included.
 But speaking of the part played by the Elks in the weeks drive this story would not be complete unless some mention was made of the i'm DOT tant part played by that noble hand i or patriots. The Elks are to all ma. ,rlotic drives what the fighting ma rlnes are to the wars-first to get in and the last to leave.
 The drawing was a success. and many were lucky in annexing bunch of Thrift Stamps by reason thereof. James or various kinds, such as were outlaWed Tn the long ago, were again orougnt to light, and while the Mo- renci band and orchestra discoursed s"ee, stralns Of music the barker was heard on every hand, and many there were who piked at the wheel and other devices, taking their win. nnss Tn Baby Bonds. After the draw ing the vast throng spent the lime tlli the hour of eleven" dancing or the pavement of the tennis court where the various fetes of the even. lrg were staged.
 Mares and Winning Numbers.
 folloW1ng are the numbers winning Baby Bonds in the Elks contest. to- sether with the names of those hold. ing the lucky numbers Fourteen huu- 1red and forty tickets were sold at hfty cents each, realizing s72O. This sum was invested in Baby Bonds. which is distributed among those holding the lucky numbers:
 No. 1861, D. D. Boyles s215.92: 2el J. F. Carmichael, s144.03: 121 J. Den. his. S71.S9: 999, L. M Smith. s35.S6. 1874, G. A. Franz, s2S.77: 257. no name S21.60: 334, Misses Ellenwood and Sark, S14.26: AS, no name. s7.S7.
 The remainder g per cent. was divided among the following numbers on the basis of the first sixteen nun. bers drawing sS.25, and the last six numbers drawing $500, all payable only in Baby Bonds. The winning mum bers are 1052. no name: 179. Jack Neal: 1070, Norman Carmichael: 4S6. H. A. Elliott: 123, E. J. Lehman: 1868. G. A. Franz; 529. no name: 146S. Theo dore Philips: 1437. no name: 1906. G. A. Franz: 495, Miss Penbray: 1177. 0. J. Cotey: 1446, no name: 1886, no name; 519, no name: 1928. G. A. Franz. The numbers drawing sS are 1867. D. D. Boyles: 234. J. F. Wake field; 1895, D. D. Boyles: 391. no name; S43, no name, and POS, no name.
 Persons holding winning numbers can secure their Baby Bonds by call